Since the middle of the 20th century, the UN has been a crucial platform to highlight the importance of literacy in fostering a more equitable and sustainable world.

Every year, on the 15th of October, we observe Global Handwashing Day, a crucial reminder of the importance of proper hand hygiene.

The International Day of the Girl Child shines a spotlight on the challenges girls face globally and the need to promote their empowerment and human rights.

“Education is not only a basic human right in itself — it’s essential to the fulfillment of all human rights,” says United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres.

Every September 20, the world comes together to celebrate World Children's Day, a day dedicated to advocating for the rights and well-being of children everywhere. The origins of this global observance can be traced back to September 21,1954, when the United Nations General Assembly recommended its establishment.

Did you know? Half of the people on our planet are 30 years old or younger, and this percentage is expected to reach 57% by the end of 2030.

The year 2023 painted a grim picture for humanitarian workers. With reported deaths doubling from 2022 (118) to a staggering 261 last year (OCHA), it's clear the world is failing those who dedicate their lives to helping others.

The world stage is a complex interplay of victories and losses. While events like the EURO 2024 and the Olympic Games ignite a spirit of unity and shared humanity, darker contexts cast a long shadow over our collective progress.

The world today presents a complex landscape for young people. Violent conflicts disrupt education and stability, online environments often foster negativity and persistent economic inequality limits opportunities.