This March is Women’s History Month, and YouTube Kids is marking the occasion with new playlists aimed at help viewers learn more about women that have been important throughout history.
The new playlists launched by YouTube Kids on its mobile app recently, celebrate Women’s History Month, allowing young viewers to find out more about the important role of women throughout history, and up until today. The content has been specifically curated for the younger viewers who use the app.
The new playlists include “Celebrate Women’s History Month,” “Celebrate International Women’s Day,” as well as one curated by the United States’ 43rd Treasurer, Rosie Rios. The latter, called “Super Women of Our Past,” features women such as Eleanor Roosevelt, Harriet Tubman, Susan B. Anthony and Grace Hopper.
All of the new playlists can be found on the YouTube Kids app, but also on YouTube as well. You can of course download YouTube Kids for free, on the iTunes App Store and Google Play.
YouTube Kids is already very popular, with over 30 billion video views since 2015 and over 8 million active viewers each week.
You might also like
More from Youtube
YouTube Brings Its Shorts Beta To The US
After testing its YouTube Shorts feature in India, YouTube has announced that it's bringing a Shorts beta to some users …
YouTube Announces Supervised Accounts For Tweens And Teens
YouTube has announced a new supervised account option for parents with children who are too old for YouTube Kids.
YouTube Sports Is The New Destination For Sports Fans
YouTube Sports is a new effort to cater to sports fans with a "refreshed" destination on its platform: YouTube.com/Sports.
YouTube Adds HDR Support To Xbox Consoles
YouTube has finally added HDR video support to Microsoft's Xbox gaming consoles. We're still waiting for support on PS5.
YouTube Introduces Dedicated Pages For Hashtags
Youtube is rolling out dedicated landing pages for hashtags to all users worldwide, giving us a new way to sort …
YouTube Tests A New Way To View Shorts On Its Platform
YouTube started testing a new way to watch Shorts, its TikTok-like short-form video experience.
9-Year Old Ryan Kaji Is The Highest-Paid YouTube Creator
Forbes has named 9-year-old Ryan Kaji as the highest-paid YouTube creator for the third consecutive year. He earned $29.5 million …
YouTube Tests Automatic Video Chapters And Easier Timestamping
Last week YouTube announced it's testing a new automatic video chapters feature and an easier way for users to add …
Tired Of Billie Eilish’s ‘Bad Guy’ Video? Here’s A Version That Never Ends
To celebrate the 1 billion views of Billie Eilish's 'Bad Guy', YouTube Music created an interactive 'infinite' version - 'Infinite …
