From positive affirmations to words of wisdom from the cast of That Girl Lay-Lay, here’s our guide to taking good care of yourself!

Do you know the title of Langston Hughes' most famous poem? Who the first woman to become a millionaire in America was? Give your brain a stretch and brush up on your Harlem Renaissance history!

June 19th is an important day in our history! Not sure why? Clyde McBride is here to help give you the facts!

Say it loud and proud with this bop from Idris Goodwin.

She has her very own garden where she grows beets, blueberries, okra, and carrots (her favorite).

Twelve-year-old vegan chef Omari is proving that food can be healthy AND tasty as he helps others get into vegan cooking with his homemade vegan dip recipes.

Juneteenth celebrates freedom and the end of slavery in the United States. As of 2021, it is recognized as a federal holiday.

Girl Scout Troop 6000 was created to serve and empower girls experiencing homelessness in New York City by giving them a community to learn, grow, and support one another.

13-year-old Avye has loved coding since she was seven, and wants to help others experience the same joy by introducing more girls to STEM.

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson is the first black woman to be nominated for Associate Justice on the U.S Supreme Court. Nick News has more on her potential appointment.

Let’s celebrate Black stories with these amazing books!

Test your memory might as we learn about some of Black history’s most influential people.

Be proud of who you are! Let’s celebrate Black History Month by uplifting each other through positive affirmations.

13-year-old Yolanda Renee King, the granddaughter of Dr. Martin Luther King, explains the importance of voting and activism.

The cast of That Girl Lay Lay talk about how they stay connected with themselves and others through activities like family time, meditation, staying active, and journaling.

These families come together to make meals and memories!

Interested in some history? Nickelodeon and BlackPast.org have put together a library of articles on people and movements in African and African-American history. Check it out!

Each July 3rd is Crown Day, where we celebrate the beauty of Black hair, and how important it is to express & love yourself!

For National Ice Cream Day, we wanted to celebrate the life and achievements of black inventor Alfred L. Cralle - the inventor of the ice cream scoop. Pretty sweet!

Juneteenth is a national holiday commemorating the end of slavery. On June nineteenth, 1865, enslaved people in Texas learned they were free.

Noggin’s Big Heart Beats album is a collection of original songs and music videos designed to help educate preschoolers on social and emotional learning skills!

On Juneteenth, we dance to celebrate freedom!

Everybody come on, it's time to celebrate! In honor of Juneteenth, celebrate freedom and equality on this historic day and remember, there's always room for love!

Honoring George Floyd’s passing and all those lost to police violence with a painting by 2020 Kid of the Year honoree Tyler Gordon, depicting a kinder future we can all help create.

How will YOU change the world?

Time to rise, you’re full of potential and full of surprise!

This Black History month, let’s celebrate one of the lead scientists who helped create a COVID-19 vaccine!

The first black senator from Georgia, Senator Warnock shows us how important it is to continue fighting for equality and equity.

When it comes to having big conversations, having the right words to express yourself is key! Check out these helpful terms and definitions from The Conscious Kid.

Why should you get involved in the movement for equity and justice? Alicia Keys asks kids like you to find out in our Kids, Race, & Unity Special!