Under the theme “AI and education: Preserving human agency in a world of automation”, the 2025 International Day of Education inspires reflections on the power of education to equip individuals and communities navigate, understand and influence technological advancement.
Public success and participation, joy and enthusiasm.
The KK’ Cup 2025 was this and much more.
Farmers are having bumper harvests thanks to WFP’s collaboration with a local social enterprise.
From our Capitaine du Coeur Kalidou and all the people around this project.
To all around the world believing in love, education, environment and peace.
One Love.
Happy New Year
The Sustainable Development Agenda is centred on people & planet, underpinned by human rights and supported by a global partnership determined to lift people out of poverty, hunger and disease. It will, thus, be built on a foundation of global cooperation and solidarity.
International Human Solidarity Day is:
One Love.
A day to remember.
Kalidou visited the the British School of Bahrain.
During an engaging Q&A session, students were inspired by his journey, resilience, and valuable insights into achieving greatness both on and off the pitch.
Following the talk, Kalidou led an exclusive football masterclass, sharing expert tips, techniques, and motivation to help our young athletes elevate their game.
Moments like these embody our commitment to providing opportunities that inspire and empower all students around the world to dream big and achieve their goals.
The Director General of the National Agency for Early Childhood and the Case des Tout-Petits (ANPECTP), Mrs. Yaye Khadidiatou Djamil Diallo, recently highlighted the importance of Senegalese culture and environmental awareness among young children.
This celebration, held during the National Week of Early Childhood, featured cultural and educational activities designed to instill foundational values in the youngest members of society, aiming for a sustainable and culturally enriched future.
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More than 350 students from Île-de-France gathered at this Campus to engage with three experts on the importance of respect and gender equality.
To mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, celebrated on Monday 25 November, 14 classes from Paris and the Paris region came together at UNESCO to exchange views with three experts on the major issue of combating violence against women and gender equality.
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On 20 November each year, UNICEF celebrates World Children’s Day, a global day of action, by children for children, to spread awareness about the rights of children and adolescents. This date is not accidental: on 20 November 1989, the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Convention on the Rights of Children and Adolescents, the most ratified human rights treaty in the world, with 196 signatory countries.
This year, UNICEF’s message is clear: “Listen to the Future”.
We ask governments, the private sector, families and all adults to listen to the voices of children, girls and boys around the world.
Only by supporting meaningful dialogue between generations can we, in fact, realize the rights of all children, everywhere.
We cannot disappoint them.
The “Captain of the Heart” inaugurated the renovation of the Pont primary school
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