As we celebrate World Children’s Day 2024, let’s remember how essential it is to empower children and give them a voice in shaping the future. Together, we can create a better world for them.

World Children’s Day is annually observed on November 20. It serves as a reminder of the importance of childhood in shaping individuals and society. It honours the rights of children and ...

World Children's Day is celebrated every 20th of November globally to endorse cognizance among children and improve their well-being. It was first recognized as Universal Children's Day in 1954 (1 ...

Celebrate World Children’s Day 2024 with heartwarming quotes, wishes, and messages. Share these thoughtful words to bring joy to lovely children and honor their special day.

The theme for World Children's Day 2024 is 'Listen to the Future'. Image source, Getty Images. Image caption, Having opportunities to rest and play is a basic child right under the UN framework.

Last month, Pope Francis hosted the inaugural Catholic World Children’s Day in Rome. The idea was born last summer after a 9-year-old boy made the suggestion to Pope Francis that children should ...

World Children’s Day was observed on Wednesday (November 20, 2019) to promote international togetherness, awareness among children worldwide, and improving children's welfare. World Children’s Day was ...

World Children’s Day is officially celebrated on November 20, and Family Centre is asking schools and corporate Bermuda to wear blue on Friday, ...

World Children's Day is all about being heard, and that's exactly what's going to happen on November 20th when kids right around the country make as much noise as possible.

On November 30, 2024, UNICEF Philippines celebrated World Children’s Day with “HEY Fest!” (Heed the Empowered Youth) in SM Aura’s Samsung Hall. “Children in the Philippines face many ...

World Children's Day was first created in 1954 as Universal Children’s Day and is celebrated every year on November 20 to promote global unity, raise awareness about children's issues, and ...