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Kids' Space, founded in 1995 by Sachiko Oba-Cote, was an early pioneer in utilizing the internet as a communication and learning tool for children. With participation from children in over 80 countries, Kids' Space offered fun learning programs and provided a platform for children to share their thoughts through writings, drawings, musical performances, and collaborative projects. Despite limitations and the passage of time, Kids' Space continues to showcase the creative minds of children who enjoy making friends and working together across borders using the internet. Recognized for its peaceful and non-commercial use of the internet, Kids' Space received numerous awards and accolades, including the First Prize of Childnet International and the Stockholm Challenge. The organization also developed the Kids' Space Messaging System, a closed environment for safe global conversations among young net users. As a not-for-profit organization, Kids' Space Foundation expanded its global projects, such as VOice for the Earth and Global Story Train, engaging schools and organizations worldwide in promoting peace and cross-cultural understanding.Generated from the website