The week of 7th of February, we celebrated Children’s Mental Health week. The theme for this year was “Growing Together”, one that deeply resonates with NABU’s mission.

The week of 7th of February, we celebrated Children’s Mental Health week. The theme for this year was “Growing Together”, one that deeply resonates with NABU’s mission.

NABU, an award-winning non-profit with a mission to solve the global literacy crisis, has collaborated with HP and Jessica Michibata, a Japanese and Argentinian supermodel to develop a story about racial tolerance in light of growing hate crimes against the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities. The story is inspired by Jessica’s own childhood and features a young Japanese-American girl named Rachel, who leads us on a journey of self acceptance and belonging as she navigates bullying at her school.

NABU, an award-winning non-profit with a mission to solve the global literacy crisis, has collaborated with HP and Jessica Michibata, a Japanese and Argentinian supermodel to develop a story about racial tolerance in light of growing hate crimes against the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities. The story is inspired by Jessica’s own childhood and features a young Japanese-American girl named Rachel, who leads us on a journey of self acceptance and belonging as she navigates bullying at her school.

NABU today announced the availability of a new book “Go Stella Go!” The book was created with award-winning girls education non-profit, Girl Rising and, HP, as part of HP’s goal to accelerate digital equity for 150 million people by 2030. Go Stella Go! explores the universal themes of gender roles and stereotypes, highlighting the critical role that boys play in acknowledging gender-based discrimination.

NABU, an award-winning non-profit with a mission to solve the global literacy crisis, is on track to reach 1 million more readers on their free, low bandwidth reading app NABU: Multilingual kids book app [iOS] (and NABU: Free books kids love [Android]). The high quality app currently distributes over 2,000 original stories in mother tongue languages, and today, NABU is launching some new user-friendly features. The new version continues to provide inclusive and equitable access to literacy, ensuring every child can read and rise to their full potential.

NABU, an award-winning non-profit with a mission to solve the global literacy crisis, is on track to reach 1 million more readers on their free, low bandwidth reading app NABU: Multilingual kids book app [iOS] (and NABU: Free books kids love [Android]). The high quality app currently distributes over 2,000 original stories in mother tongue languages, and today, NABU is launching some new user-friendly features. The new version continues to provide inclusive and equitable access to literacy, ensuring every child can read and rise to their full potential.