Here you can read our research articles, written by our research and development specialists!

Research Articles

  • Who conducts our research?

    We have a team of writers and research specialists who dedicate their spare time to conducting research for our organization. The research is based on validated scientifical sources, and sometimes fellow non-governmental organizations such as UNICEF.

  • Your opinion matters!

    Our core motto is to keep learning every day. That is why we care about your opinions and insights on our research articles! Please leave a comment on our articles, and if you have any ideas about interesting research topics, let us know!

development, childpsychology, mowgli, junglebook, feralchild, youngteens, preschool, humancontact Anastasia Pinkse | Volunteer Manager development, childpsychology, mowgli, junglebook, feralchild, youngteens, preschool, humancontact Anastasia Pinkse | Volunteer Manager

Why human contact is vital for the development of children

This article will discuss the development of a child from birth until young teens (12-14 years), highlighting phases when human contact is most important and explaining why. The article will end with a few examples of cases where children were deprived of human contact and the effect it had on their development.

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Why education must contribute to combatting climate crisis

Through education, children learn about climate change and can participate in spreading awareness and taking action in this matter from a young age. In this manner, the next generation encompasses knowledge about minimizing their carbon footprint and healing their environments.

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“Research is formalized curiosity. It is poking and prying with a purpose.”

-Zara Neale Hurston