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Mily has been elected editor in chief of the school paper's next issue. She will learn what 'freedom of speech' really means.

Nine-year-old Mily and her friends learn about some of the major themes of life through everyday situations.

Kun is wondering what the word ‘Fraternity’ is for. Mily, Lola and Maceo investigate the meaning of the word.

Mily is wondering if there is a way to respect everyone’s beliefs and find a compromise? She then hears about secularism.

Mylan refuses to play soccer with Mily because she is a girl. She is shocked and willing to show him why respect has to be a two-way street.

Gaspard and Mily have to explain to Penelope why being different is a good thing and how our differences are also opportunities.

To share their cultural heritage, everybody is bringing a traditional dish. Mily is puzzled how to find out what her cultural heritage is.

Mily learns about pride and that we can be proud in many different ways. If pride often separates us, can’t pride also bring us together?

Mily feels bad about herself, and thinks everybody’s making fun of her. Gaspard and Lola want to help her believe in herself again.

Mily is trying to figure out what more we can do for underprivileged children around the world.

Anne sets up a no-go zone to protect bats who are living in a cabin in the park. Mily discovers that animals also have rights.