A new report from Remake Learning highlights success stories of Pennsylvania school districts leading the way in education technology.

The Robot Film Festival comes to Pittsburgh next week, for the first time, with a new segment just for kids.

The Community Sourced Mixtape Project gives teens and tweens at the Women’s Center & Shelter a creative outlet to express themselves.

With the release of its first product, Xogo, Bansen Labs seeks to include every gamer, regardless of disability. Xogo is the first universal console adapter that allows anyone to play video games using assistive technologies.

The Saturday Light Brigade has just launched an internet radio station, Youth Express, which broadcasts youth voices 24/7.

A conference where Pittsburgh moms can make connections and grow, MomCon 2015 will take place at the Monroeville Hilton on November 7.

Presented as part of the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust’s India in Focus showcase, The Nayika Project uses music, dance and spoken word to create a modern take on heroines of classical Indian myth.

Homeless Children’s Awareness Week shines a spotlight on the plight of Pittsburgh’s homeless youth.

The Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh is partnering with 10 schools to help crowdfund maker learning ideas for the classroom.

This Saturday, the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh opens its new celebration of Vietnamese culture, “Voyage to Vietnam.”

A South Hills indoor playspace for kids up to kindergarten age and their parents, the Seesaw Center, celebrates its 10th anniversary.

Here’s our guide to kid-friendly cooking classes in Pittsburgh.

Architecture Explorations teaches kids about history, spatial reasoning and basic architectural skills through hands-on learning.

Turtle Mail is a Pittsburgh-born toy that lets parents send paper mail to their kids through their phone. Support it on Kickstarter today!