A report from the Cooney Center points to lessons for parents and educational media developers.

When kids learn how to create media, not just consume it, a world of opportunities opens up for them to share what matters in their lives.

Both Common Sense Media and the American Academy of Pediatrics weighed in on screen time for young kids last week. With mobile devices proliferating the market, how much screen time makes sense for the little ones? Experts say it depends on the content and the context.

How one nonprofit in Pittsburgh is using digital media and mentorship to amplify youth voices and spark community change.

New Chapter, the newsletter of the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, takes readers inside The Labs @ CLP to see how teens are using the library in revolutionary new ways.

The Fred Rogers Center at Saint Vincent College hosted the 2012 FredForward conference Sunday, June 3rd to Tuesday, June 5th.

Take a Shot at Changing the World Film Festival showcases videos made by young filmmakers and awards $10,000 in prizes.

Click! Spy School engages middle school girls ages 10–14 to become “agents-in-training” as they explore science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM).

The MakeShop is a new three-room learning space invites children to design and construct objects as part of maker culture, a growing DIY movement for all ages.