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First Graduating Class of the Future Professions Program – a New Era for Moldova’s Creative Industries
Chisinau, Moldova, July 3rd,2025 — Moldova marks a historic milestone in creative and digital education: over 190 students graduate from the country’s first-ever university programs in Animation, Game Design, and Multimedia Production, launched in 2022 under the Future Professions initiative. The event, “Graduation: Future Professions 2025”, celebrates not just the achievements of these students but also the success of a pioneering education model that bridges academia and industry. The program was developed by the COR Creative Industries Association, in partnership with Moldova State University (USM), Technical University of Moldova (UTM), and Ion Creangă Pedagogical State University (UPSC), with support from the Innovate Moldova Program, funded by USAID, the Embassy of Sweden, and the British Embassy. Since its launch,…
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Back to School Gift Guide 25: Back to School Essentials
In the blink of an Eye Summer will be ending and children will be returning to school. Parents will be rushing around to get school supplies and clothes. I wanted to make your Back To School experience a little easier by sharing our Back to School Gift Guide featuring Back to School Essentials you will need both in Public School and Homeschool. School-Safe Muffins from Antonina’s Gluten-Free Bakery– Price: $38.99 I would like to share how you to make packing lunchboxes easier with School-safe Muffins from Antonina’s Gluten-Free Bakery! Their six delicious Muffins are Peanut-free, Nut-free and Gluten-free, providing children with a safe treat to enjoy as a snack or in…
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Bridging AI Divide: How to Safely Integrate AI in Schools According to Experts
As AI risks widening the digital divide, secure and well-chosen digital tools can help bridge it responsibly. As artificial intelligence reshapes classrooms across the world, the debate has shifted from whether to adopt the technology to how to deploy it responsibly, fairly, and with impact. With the AI-driven edtech market on track to hit $32.27 billion by 2030, the pressure to get the rollout right is strong. Experts caution that countries that delay introducing AI risk widening the digital skills gap. According to UNESCO, rapid progress in AI has made the digital gap even bigger, leading to what many now call the “AI divide.” This can leave students less competitive internationally and exacerbate…



