• In 2017, Kids on Earth conducted its first interviews with young people in and near Kampala, Uganda. Today, the Kids on Earth video library includes children and teenagers from Kampala, Uganda; Nkome, Uganda; Hong Kong; Altrincham, England (near Manchester); Stara Zagora, Bulgaria; Oriahovitsa, Bulgaria; Piran, Slovenia; Ljubljana, Slovenia; Southport, England; Weston-sur-Mer, England; Fleming-Neon, Kentucky, USA; South Charleston, West Virginia, USA; Sergeantsville, New Jersey, USA; Holland, Pennsylvania, USA; Richboro, Pennsylvania, USA; Domanec, Kosovo; São Paulo, Brazil; Embu das Artes, Brazil; Cota, Brazil; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Montevideo, Uruguay; San Felipe, Chile; Valparaiso, Chile; Cerritos, Paraguay; Remansito, Paraguay; Areguá, Paraguay; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Phnom Penh, Cambodia; Stockholm, Sweden—along with children and teenagers from: Georgia; Moldova; Japan; Russia; Israel; India; Thailand; Sierra Leone; Pakistan; Palestine; Nigeria; Turkey, Egypt, Iran, Mexico; Barbados; Latvia; Cyprus; and more.​

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• Every interview is a conversation, mostly led by the child/teenager and his or her curiosity. We talk about life at home, plans for the future, local history, friendship, school, food, and also more serious topics including climate change, safety and security, beliefs and knowledge, local culture, fears, health, technology, the brain and the mind, learning, and many other topics (the variety is fascinating: be sure to watch videos in the Kids on Earth library to experience the wide range of topics and ideas that matter to 21st century kids.)

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• Our interview process is ongoing. We are always interviewing more kids from more places around the world. And we are always learning.

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