Higher Education Access: UNESCO reports refugees and displaced people are still severely underrepresented in higher education, with access in Latin America and the Caribbean falling to roughly 2%–12% despite the region’s much higher overall enrollment rate. Digital Connectivity for Schools: Venezuela’s CANTV says 500 families in Mérida’s Rangel municipality now have fiber-optic access via Aba Ultra, Aba TV GO and IP telephony—aimed at boosting social, educational and productive services. Student Safety: A 14-year-old student in Bangladesh died after being electrocuted while hoisting a Brazil flag, highlighting ongoing risks around electricity near schools and homes. Education Policy & Equity: A U.S. Supreme Court fight over birthright citizenship is already echoing in World Cup narratives, underscoring how legal status can shape access to opportunity for young people. Community Learning & Wellbeing: Caribbean and regional initiatives continue to use storytelling, community arts and youth support to strengthen belonging and mental wellbeing. Sports as Youth Inspiration: From World Cup fever in Kerala to football academies and pathways abroad, coverage shows how sport is being used to motivate young people—sometimes alongside real concerns about access and support.