A group of parents are campaigning on Whatsapp for a 'smartphone-free childhood'.
š§ Listen back to our discussion between three parents as they discuss their experiences tackling social media usage within their families.
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Let's talk about #Menopauseāš¾
I had the most insightful time speaking to @RachelWeiss about something that will affect more than half the world's population but one that most don't understand.
But @Menopause_Cafe is getting people to talk openly about it: bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0fkd0ā¦
As a teenager @aerostatico_Dd took a stand against corruption in his native Paraguay.
Now, he's working to make sure schools across the country get the government funding they're promised #PeopleFixingTheWorldbbc.in/442eGE2
This tasty ice-cream is made from bacteria that's high in protein. The people producing it think it could be an alternative to meat and dairy.
Find out more on #PeopleFixingTheWorld š§ bbc.in/43FJGcG
ALT Reporter Rosie Blunt eating a bowl of ice cream made from bacteria
āWith kangaroo care, that baby survived... when I remember that case, itās a driver that every baby, regardless of what, give them a chance."
How a simple method taken from the native Australian marsupial can save premature human babies' lives
š§ bbc.in/40LEB0U
Let's play hockey! Renee Hess is an ice hockey super-fan but noticed there weren't any other black women in the crowd or many black girls on the training rinks.
Her @BlackGirlHockey club is shaking things up both around and on the ice
bbc.in/3G4BjNO
New from me for @bbcworldservice: How Germany's "fan projects" work within football foot fan scenes to reduce violence and far-right infiltration. Run by social workers, they're a really interesting alternative to a top-down, criminal justice approach bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0fbtk1ā¦
What happened to the person who convinced Shamina Begum to join ISIS? Episode 10 is here bbc.in/3mZUYrp - I've not been home for two days and the team and I have been awake for nearly that long to make it happen. Thank you for listening. Over to you. ā¤ļø
Endometriosis affects roughly one-in-ten women of reproductive age. Symptoms can be debilitating and there's currently no cure.
@rosie_bee1 has it, and has been on a mission to find new treatments.
Listen to her on #PeopleFixingTheWorld#IWD2023bbc.in/41Xf3yQ