Preserving forests in Africa helps everyone

Preserving forests in Africa helps everyone

By Inquiry Charter Healthy Owl Times reporters | When he was 12, Michael Stern started working as a volunteer at the Philadelphia Zoo, he recently told the Healthy Owl Times reporters. He grew to…

Katherine Hatton joins HNW board

Healthy NewsWorks is pleased to welcome Katherine Hatton as a member of its board. Katherine retired in 2022 after 17 years as general counsel of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation,…

Walking instead

By Imani, William Cramp Fit Flyer | I can walk instead of riding in a car with someone driving, and I can keep doing stuff that doesn’t put out carbon…

Clean up trash

By Ja’Bre, William Cramp Fit Flyer | Clean up trash outside or inside. Make the world better than it is today—not dirty but clean. If you are throwing things on…

Healthy NewsWorks magazine makes its debut

Healthy NewsWorks is thrilled to announce the publication of the inaugural issue of its magazine, By Kids, For Kids. In By Kids, For Kids: Caring for Our Earth and Ourselves, our reporters consider…

Less plastic, please

By Carlee, James Logan Healthy Eagle | I would like for there to be less plastic. It is really sad to see our Earth so dirty like this. I hope…

60 minutes a day

By Samantha, La Salle Academy Healthy News | Something I would like to change about my personal habits is to walk 60 minutes a day and connect with the natural…

HNW launches intensive program

Healthy NewsWorks delivers school-based programs that develop student literacy skills and enhance health knowledge; our core offering is a yearlong program. But what if a full year is too much…

Growing food on an urban farm

By William Rowen Healthy Roar staff | Levi Joynes Jr. said his favorite thing about being a farmer is seeing the looks on people’s faces when they buy his fruits…

Walking more

By Aleem’n, La Salle Academy Healthy News | Walking is healthy for your immune system. It helps your body more, and it’s good for your legs. You should walk 60…