Uplift Generation was born out of a dream to empower

young generations

around the world.

What are we facing?

One-third of youth globally experience bullying in school.

The average 2-year-old child hears 432 negative statements per day, but only 32 positive statements each day, according to a research study at the University of Iowa.

Rise in hospital admissions for young people with eating disorders. Most of the 2,560 who went to hospital as inpatients were very young – 15 was most common age, and some were under 5.

In the US alone, more than 24 million children live in a home without the physical presence of a father. Millions more have dads who are physically present, but emotionally absent.

Source: UNESCO  |  She knows  |  The Guardian  |  National Center for Fathering

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We’ve been asking this question: “What if we could do something about it?”
In fact, there’s a lot we can do! ...starting with our own family and community.

Our mission

We exist to empower children and youths around the world, through words and storytelling.

Our vision

We believe that every child is valuable and has a purpose.

01

Identity

We see children and young people, who know their identity and their value.

02

Values

We see children and young people, who stand up for what’s right, love mercy and walk humbly.

03

Purpose

We see children and young people, who are wise and live full of purpose.

Our journey

2014
Kids Nation magazine

We published the 1st edition of Kids Nation magazine in September 2014.

2015
Young contributors

We featured young contributors for the first time in Edition 8.

2016
Children's art & School Partnership

We started featuring children's artwork for Kids Nation magazine cover. We also partnered with school for the first time - UWCSEA Dover, in Edition 10.

2018
Comic strips

We started creating comic strips for Kids Nation magazine.

2021
YouTube

We started a Youtube channel and began making inspirational videos for kids.

2022
Uplift Generation

We changed our name to Uplift Generation, to reflect our purpose better.