What is GoGoNews?

GoGoNews was born out of a desire to inform children of the world around them in an educational and non-threatening way. Since its inception in 2006, GoGoNews has provided children with general knowledge, as well as a consciousness and awareness of the world, regardless of geography or culture.

GoGoNews has always operated with the singular mission to educate, expose and entertain the little minds in our lives - one day at a time. GoGoNews also provides parents and educators with subject matter to start a conversation with children and a safe means by which to deal with the harsh realities of the world we live in.

Most importantly, GoGoNews is fun!

Why Do You GoGo?

Children are curious and interested in the world around them. GoGoNews believes in satisfying and encouraging this curiosity by publishing real news stories that are not only relevant to them, but also capture the silly and the serious goings on in the world today. Firsthand feedback from children reinforces the fact that GoGoNews is engaging children, teaching children, and adding something to their sphere of learning:

“GoGo is fun. We use it in our English class.”
Jenny, age 8

 “I love GoGoNews because I learn something new every day! I’ve told all my friends about it and they love it too.”
Michael age 11

How Do You GoGo?

 GoGo News on Twitter
 

GoGo News on Facebook
 

GoGo News in the iTunes App Store
 

GoGo News Website

The GoGoTeam

Editor – Golnar Khosrowshahi A mother of two and president of a music publishing company, Golnar created the GoGoNews  newspaper in 2006, which she wrote daily and shared with her twin daughters. As the children grew,  so too did GoGoNews, adding more sophisticated content, building a web presence, and distributing the paper to like-minded friends and family. Golnar has a bachelor’s degree from Bryn Mawr College and an MBA from Columbia University. She is a Director of the Hospital for Sick Children Foundation in Toronto, a Trustee of Pearson College and United World College, a member of the President’s Advisory Council at Bryn Mawr College, a Director of Yo-Yo Ma's Silk Road Project, and a director of the Board of Governors at the Toronto French School. She lives in Toronto, Canada with her husband and their children.

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