To protect the vision health of children and adolescents, promote scientific knowledge on eye care, and strengthen health protection in schools, the China Foundation for Human Rights Development (CFHRD) held the launch ceremony of the Firefly Project and a donation ceremony for science education classrooms under the Bright Future Health Initiative on September 23, 2026, at No. 1 Middle School of Binzhou Economic and Technological Development Zone in Binzhou, Shandong Province.

Attendees included Zhou Bo, deputy director of the Publicity Department of the CPC Binzhou Municipal Committee, director of the Binzhou Office for Promoting Cultural and Ethical Progress, secretary of the Party Leadership Group of the Binzhou Federation of Trade Unions and second-level inspector; Li Yuntao, chief inspector of schools at the Binzhou Municipal Education Bureau; Jia Huixia, director of CFHRD Fund Projects Department; Wei Qiuhua, specially invited council member; Zhu Anhua, executive director of the Children’s Vision Public Welfare Fund; Zhang Bin, member of the Party Working Committee and director of the Organization Department of Binzhou Economic and Technological Development Zone; and Wang Lifeng, secretary of the Party Committee and director of the Publicity and Education Bureau of Binzhou Economic and Technological Development Zone.

During the event, the guests officially unveiled the science education classrooms under the Bright Future Health Initiative at two schools: No. 1 Middle School of Binzhou Economic and Technological Development Zone and Zhonghai Middle School. After the ceremony, the guests visited the science education classroom at No. 1 Middle School and listened attentively to an on-site presentation.

The “Firefly Project—Bright Future Health Initiative Science Education Classrooms” is a flagship public welfare project developed by the Children’s Vision Public Welfare Fund under CFHRD. Going forward, the project will continue to expand its public welfare reach and social influence, deepen its engagement in promoting vision health among children and adolescents, and further develop school-based platforms for eye health education.