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In the headlines: Parliament approves funding for the Patience Community Water Supply Project, and Saint Lucia commemorates International Children's Day. For details on these developments and more, visit: www.govt.lc

Globally, November 19 is acknowledged as the International Day for the Prevention of Child Abuse, while November 20 is celebrated as International Children's Day. The momentous days both aim to raise awareness about the challenges faced by children, including their rights to education, healthcare, and protection from abuse. In honor of these events, the Ministry of Equity, Social Justice, and Empowerment launched the Sidewalk Chalk Activities at the Gros Islet Primary, Vieux Fort Primary, and Beanfield Secondary Schools. The Division of Human Services carried out this initiative. The Community Services Unit also organized an island-wide Self-Awareness Day for children participating in the Community After-School Program (CASP).

We recorded this episode of Speaking Out of Place on Saturday the 18th of November, 2023, as Israel's massive attack on Gaza passed the 40-day mark. Almost immediately after the deadly October 7 Hamas attack, the image of the child, both Israeli and Palestinian, began to dominate the media's coverage, and appeals to international humanitarian law were made to “save the children.” Azeezah Kanji and I decided to create this podcast to coincide with November 20, International Children's Day, in order to take a deeper look at why such appeals to the law must be contextualized both historically and politically. Hedi Viterbo is an associate professor of law at Queen Mary University of London in the UK. His research examines legal issues concerning childhood, state violence, and sexuality from an interdisciplinary and global perspective. His latest book is Problematizing Law, Rights, and Childhood in Israel/Palestine (Cambridge University Press, 2021).Dr. Jess Ghannam is Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and Global Health Sciences in the School of Medicine at UCSF. His research areas include evaluating the long-term health consequences of war on displaced communities and the psychological and psychiatric effects of armed conflict on children. Dr. Ghannam has developed community health clinics in the Middle East that focus on developing community-based treatment programs for families in crisis.  He is also a consultant with the Center for Constitutional Rights, Reprieve and other international NGO's that work with torture survivors. Locally he works to promote and enhance the health and wellness of refugee, displaced, and immigrant populations from the Middle East, North Africa and South Asia and has established a community-based Mental Health Treatment Programs to support these communities.

In this episode of the Speaking Out of Place podcast, Professor David Palumbo-Liu and Azeezah Kanji talk with Hedi Viterbo and Dr. Jess Ghannam. This episode was recorded on Saturday the 18th of November, 2023, as Israel's massive attack on Gaza passed the 40-day mark. Almost immediately after the deadly October 7 Hamas attack, the image of the child, both Israeli and Palestinian, began to dominate the media's coverage, and appeals to international humanitarian law were made to “save the children.” Azeezah Kanji and I decided to create this podcast to coincide with November 20, International Children's Day, in order to take a deeper look at why such appeals to the law must be contextualized both historically and politically.Hedi Viterbo is an associate professor of law at Queen Mary University of London in the UK. His research examines legal issues concerning childhood, state violence, and sexuality from an interdisciplinary and global perspective. His latest book is Problematizing Law, Rights, and Childhood in Israel/Palestine (Cambridge University Press, 2021).Dr. Jess Ghannam is Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and Global Health Sciences in the School of Medicine at UCSF. His research areas include evaluating the long-term health consequences of war on displaced communities and the psychological and psychiatric effects of armed conflict on children. Dr. Ghannam has developed community health clinics in the Middle East that focus on developing community-based treatment programs for families in crisis. He is also a consultant with the Center for Constitutional Rights, Reprieve and other international NGO's that work with torture survivors. Locally he works to promote and enhance the health and wellness of refugee, displaced, and immigrant populations from the Middle East, North Africa and South Asia and has established a community-based Mental Health Treatment Programs to support these communities.https://www.qmul.ac.uk/law/people/academic-staff/items/viterbo.htmlhttps://www.cambridge.org/us/universitypress/subjects/law/human-rights/problematizing-law-rights-and-childhood-israelpalestinewww.palumbo-liu.com https://speakingoutofplace.comhttps://twitter.com/palumboliu?s=20

Chinese President Xi Jinping has extended festive greetings to children across the country ahead of International Children's Day, which falls on June 1.

In today's headlines: International Children's Day was observed Nov. 20, under the theme “Inclusion for Every Child”; Saint Lucia celebrated International Men's Day; and the Ministry of Youth Development and Sports begins the 2022 School Sports Programme.

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Stacy and Eric can't agree which day is most random; National Strawberry Rhubarb Day, Donald Duck Day or Sex Day. They can agree International Children's Day is worth talking about and welcome Erik Krema, Director of Biz Dev. for Hubbard Radio Seattle, to talk about Operation Teddy Bear Lift. It's an initiative to bring comfort and care in the form of teddy bears and cash for medical supplies to children in Ukraine. To donate go to https://warm1069.com/operation-teddy-bear-lift/ They explore some favorite local hikes before inviting Dingfelder Delicatessen's No. 1 fan, Dr. Richard Alder to talk about his picks at the deli. To try for yourself, go to https://dingfelders.com/.

Today's episode is about the history of Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia. In the Slovak lesson, you're going to start to learn the past tense of Slovak verbs and then learn some words related to the medieval period. At the end of this episode is the second legend about the king Matej Corvin. Episode notesIn the last episode I told you about the International Children's Day. Today I want to talk a little bit about the history of Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia. In the Slovak lesson, we're going to start to learn the past tense of Slovak verbs and then learn more animate nouns (meaning people) from my new medieval list. At the end of this episode, you can find my second legend about the king Matej Corvin. Slovak lessonPast tense of the verb  byť - to be - 3rd person singular: bol (he was - masculine gender)      or: on bolbola (she was – feminine gender)   or: ona bola bolo (it was – neuter gender)            or: ono bolo   Simple sentences:1.     On / Peter bol na Slovensku. (He / Peter was in Slovakia.2.     Ona / Zuzana bola v Bratislave. (She / Susan was in Bratislava.)3.     Ono / Malé dieťa bolo v kočíku. (It / A little child was in a stroller.)New vocabulary:1.     cisár / cisárovná (emperor / empress)2.     kráľ / kráľovná (king / queen)3.     kráľovský dvor (royal court)4.     princ / princezná (prince / princess)5.     rytier / rytieri (knight / knights)6.     šľachta (nobility)7.     šľachtic / šľachtici (nobelman / nobelmen)8.     richtár / richtárka ( mayor male / mayor female)9.     mešťan / mešťania (middle class man / middle class people)10. remeselník / remeselníci (craftsman / craftsmen)Sentences:1.     Cisárovná Sisi bola veľmi pekná. (Empress Sisi was very beautiful.)2.     Kráľ Matej Korvín bol spravodlivý kráľ.(King Matthew Corvinus was a righteous king.)3.     Princ bol zaľúbený do princezny. (A prince was in love with a princess.)4.     Šľachta bola stále tam, kde bol kráľovský dvor. (Nobility was always there, where a royal court was.)5.     Richtár bol v meste dôležitý. (The mayor was important in the city.)Timestamps01:28 Introduction to the episode04:06 About history of Bratislava07:30 Fun fact 109:11 Fun fact 214:46 Fun fact 315:50 Slovak lesson28:27 Legend of Academia Istropolitana (in Slovak)35:02 Final thoughtsIf you have any questions, send it to my email hello@bozenasslovak.com. Also, check my Instagram @bozenasslovak Thank you for listening to my podcast! 

Piotr Pokorski's report from the children's day, which was celebrated by the Polish school in Randwick in Sydney. On this occasion the school invited the Polish school from Macarthur to participate in the all-day Olympic sports competitions. - Reportaż Piotra Pokorskiego z dnia dziecka, który tydzień temu obchodziła szkoła Polska w Randwick, w Sydney. Z tej okazji na zorganizowane przez nią całodniowe olimpijskie zawody sportowe zaprosiła do siebie szkołę polską z Macarthur.

Today's episode is about International Children's Day. In the Slovak lesson, you're going to learn how to say the names of some popular toys in Slovakia. You will also learn how to ask “Do you want a toy?” in Slovak. At the end of this episode, you can find a dialogue between mom and son in a toy store. Episode notesToday I want to talk about International Children's Day. In the Slovak lesson, we're going to learn about some popular toys in Slovakia. You will also learn how to ask “Do you want a toy?” in Slovak. At the end of this episode, you can find a dialogue between mom and son in a toy store. Have fun with it.Slovak lesson1.     hračka / hračky (toy / toys)2.     bábika / bábiky (doll / dolls)3.     autíčko / autíčka ( toy car / toy cars)4.     lietadlo / lietadlá ( plane / planes)5.     raketa / rakety (rocket / rockets)6.     domček / domčeky ( doll house / doll houses)7.     kočík / kočíky ( stroller / strollers)8.     medvedík / medvedíky ( teddy bear / teddy bears)9.     koník / koníky ( toy horse / toy horses)10. dráčik / dráčiky (toy dragon / toy dragons)11. lopta / lopty (ball / balls)12. karta / karty (card / cards)Short sentences  in the nominative case: 1.     To je moja nová hračka. ( This is my new toy.)2.     Tvoja chodiaca bábika je pekná. (Your walking doll is pretty.)3.     Jeho pretekárske autíčka sú malé. (His racing cars are small.)4.     Jej plyšový medvedík rozpráva. (Her teddy bear speaks.)5.     Naša stará futbalová lopta je dobrá. (Our old soccer ball is good.)Short sentences with the accusative case: 1.     Chceš hračku? (Do you want a toy?)2.     Nemám domček pre moju bábiku. (I don't have a doll house for my doll.) 3.     Moja bábika potrebuje kočík. (My doll needs a stroller.)4.     Mám rád koníky. (I like toy horses.)5.     Potrebujeme novú loptu. (We need a new ball.)Dialogue "In a Toy Store"1.     Miško, chceš nejakú hračku?2.     Môžem mať lietadlo?3.     Doma ich máš celú kopu. 4.     Môžem mať raketu?5.     Jednú raketu máš doma, ešte neposkladanú.6.     Nechcem raketu skladačku.7.     Akú raketu by si chcel?8.     Takú naozajstnú.9.     A to je aká?10. To je taká, čo môže letieť do vesmíru.11. Miško, takú raketu v hračkárni nemajú.12. A prečo nie?13. Lebo tu predávajú iba hračky.14. No a?15. No a ty chceš naozajstnú raketu, pravda?16. Hej. 17. No a naozajstnú raketu vyrábajú iba vo veľkej továrni na rakety.18. Ach, veľmi chcem ísť na takú naozajstnú raketu.19. Na takú raketu môžu ísť iba naozajstní kozmonauti.20. Ako sa stanem kozmonautom?21. Musíš ísť do školy.22. Ja už chodím do školy.23. Musíš ísť na vysokú školu pre kozmonautov.24. Dobre. Ale to je veľa rokov školy, však?25. Kozmonauti musia veľa vedieť.26. No dobre, budem veľa študovať.27. To je môj múdry synček!Timestamps00:30 Intro to the episode 02:26 About Children's Day 05:46 Fun Fact07:27 Slovak lesson19:09 Dialogue "In the Toy Store"21: 52 Final thoughtsIf you have any questions, send it to my email hello@bozenasslovak.com. Also, check my Instagram @bozenasslovak Thank you for listening to my podcast! 

跳房子、弹珠、翻花绳……小时候玩的游戏用英语怎么说？Hopscotch, marble, string figure…How do you say the games played as a child in English? Children's Day is coming! It is generally believed that people under the age of 14 can celebrate this festival, but everyone is a baby. The International Children's Day is set up to protect children's rights, but it isall aboutadults' business.跳房子、弹珠、翻花绳……小时候玩的游戏用英语怎么说？儿童节就要到啦！普遍认为14岁以下才能过节，但谁还不是个宝宝了。国际儿童节的设立是为了保障儿童权益，不过这是大人的事儿。Children's business is just play. Manypeople did not have smart devices and mobile Internet when they were young. Indoor and outdoor games are the source of happiness to accompany their childhood. We've collected a lot of games. What have you played?The first is some indoor projects, which do not need to run, but mainly use the brain.小朋友只管玩儿。许多人年少时都还没有智能设备和移动互联网，室内和户外的游戏才是陪伴童年的欢乐源泉。我们搜集了不少，看看你都玩过哪些？首先是一些室内项目，不需要跑动，以动脑为主。跳棋Chinese CheckersChinese checkers is characterized by its hexagram-shaped board, which can accommodate up to 6 players. The main goal of Chinese checkers is to move all your marbles from your end to the opposite point of the star. Players can move their marbles by "hopping" over a single adjacent marble – one's own or the opponent's – and can continue to hop until there's no more adjacent marble.跳棋的特点在于六边形的棋盘，最多可供6人游戏。跳棋的主要游戏目标是把所有的弹珠从你的一端移到棋盘的另一端。玩家通过借助相邻弹珠——可以是自己的也可以是对手的——来使自己的弹珠“跳跃”前进，直到没有相邻弹珠可跳为止。七巧板TangramThe tangram is a dissection puzzle consisting of seven flat polygons which are put together to form shapes. The objective is to replicate a pattern (given only an outline) generally found in a puzzle book using all seven pieces without overlap. It is reputed to have been invented in China sometime around the late 18th century CE and then carried over to America and Europe by trading ships shortly after.七巧板是一个小块拼图游戏，由七个扁平的多边形组成，这些多边形放在一起可以形成其他形状。游戏目标是拼出一个益智书里提供的图形（会事先给出一个图形轮廓），要使用所有七个形状，且需要没有重叠。据说七巧板是在公元18世纪末的某个时候在中国发明的，不久后通过贸易船只传到了美国和欧洲。翻花绳String figureA string figure is a design formed by manipulating string on, around, and using one's fingers or sometimes between the fingers of multiple people. String figures may also involve the use of the mouth, wrist, and feet. The game ends when one of the two players cannot think of any next solution to the current figure or when one player fails to hold the figure with hands.翻花绳就是用自己的手指或是在多人手指之间翻转绳子从而形成形状。翻花绳也可能会用到嘴、手腕和脚。如果两个玩家中的某一个想不出当前图形的下一个可以翻的形状，或者某个玩家绳子散了，游戏就结束。弹珠MarbleA marble is a small spherical object often made from glass. These balls vary in size. Marbles can be used for a variety of games called marbles. They are often collected, both for nostalgia and for their aesthetic colors. Players often use their fingers to "shoot" one marble to hit the opponent's marble and can acquire it if it was hit.弹珠是一种小的球形物体，通常由玻璃制成，大小不一，可以用来玩弹珠游戏。经常有人收藏弹珠，既是为了怀旧，也是为了好看的颜色。玩家会用手指“射”出一个弹珠来击中对手的弹珠，如果被击中就可以获得弹珠。捉迷藏Hide-and-seekHide-and-seek is a popular children's game in which at least two players conceal themselves in a set environment, to be found by one or more seekers.捉迷藏是一种流行的儿童游戏，其中至少有两个玩家隐藏在一个固定环境中，另一个或多个搜寻者来寻找他们。踢毽子ShuttlecockThe shuttlecock is made out of rubber or a plastic disk and attached with many feathers. The player's goal is to keep the shuttlecock in the air while kicking it only using the feet repeatedly.毽子由橡胶或塑料小盘制成，上面有许多羽毛。玩家只能用脚不断踢毽子，目标是保持毽子一直在空中不落地。Next is the games that have to be played outdoors. Generally, it requires physical strength. The sweat and dirty clothes after playing may make the family members blame a few words.接下来就是不得不在户外才能玩的游戏了，一般都会对体力有要求，玩下来出的汗和弄脏的衣服可能会让家里人责备上几句。滚铁环 Hoop rollingHoop rolling is both a sport and a child's game in which a large hoop is rolled along the ground, generally by means of an object wielded by the player. The aim of the game is to keep the hoop upright for long periods of time, or to do various tricks.滚铁环既是一项运动，也是一种儿童游戏，玩家通常手持某物在地面上滚一个大铁圈。游戏目的是让铁环长时间滚动，或者做各种杂耍动作。跳房子HopscotchHopscotch is a popular playground game in which players toss a small object into numbered triangles or a pattern of rectangles outlined on the ground and then hop or jump through the spaces and retrieve the object.跳房子是一种流行操场游戏，玩家将一个小物体抛到地面上标了数字的三角形或者一组矩形里，然后在这些形状里跳跃并取回物体。竹蜻蜓Bamboo dragonflyBamboo dragonfly has a helicopter top axis with a cord wound around it, with a horizontal blade sticking out from the axis. A player would pull the cord and release hands; the bamboo dragonfly will take off vertically in the air like a helicopter.竹蜻蜓有一个类似直升机的顶轴，上面绕着一根绳子，轴上伸出一个水平叶片。玩家会拉动细绳，松开双手；竹蜻蜓就会像直升机一样在空中垂直起飞。丢沙包BeanbagsThrowing beanbags is a popular traditional Chinese game for kids in the 80s. These traditional Chinese toys are usually handmade from parents or grandparents. The pitcher will try to hit the opponent with a beanbag; the one that was hit will be eliminated from the game. The opponent who catches the beanbag either will choose to "add a life" or "save a teammate's life" from eliminations.丢沙包是80年代儿童喜爱的传统中国游戏。这些玩具通常是父母或祖父母手工制作的。投手会试图用沙包来击打对手；被击中的人将被淘汰出局。抓住沙包的对手可以选择要么 “加一条命”要么“救队友一命”。跳皮筋 Chinese jump ropeThe Chinese jump rope resembles more of a giant stretched out rubber band. It is a thin piece of elastic rope that is looped around two pairs of legs. The objective of this game is to hook your legs into the rope to form loops and patterns in a certain sequence. This is often accompanied by a rhyme or song. As each level is completed, the rope is moved higher, making the patterns more difficult to complete.跳皮筋用的皮筋更像是一根巨大且拉扯开的橡皮筋，细细的有弹性，绕在两双腿上。游戏目标是把你的腿钩在皮筋上，按一定顺序钩出圈圈和图案，跳皮筋同时通常还会念一段词儿或唱一首歌。每完成一次，绳子就抬高一些，难度升级。Finally, it is natural to invite the ancestor game that decides who comes first and who comes later.最后自然要请出决定上述游戏谁先谁后的始祖玩法：石头剪刀布。石头剪刀布Rock paper scissorsRock paper scissors is a hand game in which players simultaneously form one of three shapes with an outstretched hand. These shapes are "rock" (a closed fist), "paper" (a flat hand), and "scissors" (a fist with the index finger and middle finger extended, forming a V). The rule is illustrated in the picture. Normally, one player wins at the end by beating all players with the right shape.石头剪刀布是一种手部游戏，玩家同时伸出手做出三个形状之一： “石头”（握拳）、“布”（摊开手）和“剪刀”（握拳，食指和中指伸出，形成V形），规则如图所示。通常玩家需要每次都出对才能击败所有玩家。Which of the above games have you played? Facing the electronic screen for 364 days,it's better tofind your childhood and play games outdoors!上面这些游戏你都玩过哪些呢？364天都面对着电子屏幕，不妨找回童年，到户外玩下游戏！hexagram-shaped英[ˈheksəgræm- ʃeɪpt]；美[ˈhɛksəˌɡræm- ʃept]adj.六角形的adjacent英[əˈdʒeɪsnt]；美[əˈdʒeɪsnt]adj.临近的；毗邻的dissection英[daɪ'sekʃn]；美[dɪˈsɛkʃən, daɪ-]n.解剖，切开，剥离；剖割；切割；切断manipulate英[məˈnɪpjuleɪt]；美[məˈnɪpjuleɪt]vt.操作，处理；巧妙地控制；操纵；【医】推拿，调整nostalgia英[nɒˈstældʒə]；美[nəˈstældʒə]n.怀念；怀旧；念旧aesthetic英[iːsˈθetɪk]；美[esˈθetɪk]adj.美的；艺术的；审美的n.美感；审美观conceal英[kənˈsiːl]；美[kənˈsiːl]v.隐藏；隐瞒，掩饰；遮住horizontal英[ˌhɒrɪˈzɒntl]；美[ˌhɔːrɪˈzɑːntl]adj.水平的，卧式的；地平线的；【植】（枝条）平层的；同一行业的；同阶层的n.水平线；水平面；水平位置；水平的物体elimination英[ɪˌlɪmɪ'neɪʃn]；美[ɪˌlɪməˈneʃən]n. 排除，清除；淘汰；消灭

In this International Children's Day, let's speak with your inner Child. Should you have some questions, please address them to barbaraguerreiro@shankaratherapies.comor allow yourself to make an hour appointment with me:https://barbaraguerreiro-0.youcanbook.meHappy to help you on your Path +351 914915555 or +33 6 69 16 73 13www.shankaratherapies.comFacebook: @barbaraguerreiroworldInstagram: @barbaraguerreiro2020Youtube: Barbara Guerreiro

Chinese President Xi Jinping has extended festive greetings to children across the country ahead of International Children's Day, which falls on June 1.

The Prosecutor General Office presents an annual report, International Children's Day celebrations approach, IDS Borjomi transfers shares to the government, Georgia celebrates its Independence Day, 12th graders celebrate “Bolo Zari”, and much more!Thanks for tuning in!Let us know what you think and what we can improve on by emailing us at podcast@rorshok.comLike what you hear? Subscribe, share, and tell your buds.To see Enterprise Georgia's video, follow the link:https://sponsored.bloomberg.com/article/how-georgia-became-a-trusted-destination-for-business-and-investmentTo check out the article “How does Georgia's democracy compare with countries granted EU candidacy?”, click on the link below: https://oc-media.org/features/datablog-how-does-georgias-democracy-compare-with-countries-granted-eu-candidacy/Oops! It looks like we made a mistake.In  06:34, the reader said "she" instead of "he".Sorry for the inconvenience! 

International Children's Day aims to draw the world attention to issues affecting children. To celebrate this special day for our young listeners, our guest on the show is Duan Liyang, a singer and song writer of children's songs. She brings us several of her melodic works and also talks about how she made her childhood dreams come true.

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://afghannewswire.com/2021/12/04/international-childrens-day-was-not-celebrated-in-afghanistan/

India celebrated Bal Divas or Children's day on 14th November to pay tributes to its first Prime Minister  Pandit Jawaharlal  Nehru. After the death of Pt Nehru in May 1964, the Children's Day is celebrated on 14th November every year. The first Children's Day was celebrated on November 14, 1964, in India. 1st June is celebrated as International Children's Day while World Children's Day is celebrated on 20th November.

Mother's Day and Father's Day have become important tools in the current market.Real significance of these special days is diminishing though. On the other hand, the International Children's Day, which we commemorated on June 1, is completely neglected.One of the gifts we could give our kids (without spoiling them) could be quality education. A gift in which we give them a future. - Deň matiek a deň otcov sa v dnešnej dobe stali významnými nástrojmi trhu a veľakrát sa ich skutočný význam zlacňuje. Na druhej strane Medzinárodný deň detí, ktorý sme si pripomenuli 1.júna, je opomínaný. Aký darček dať našim deťom, aby sme im ukázali, že ich ľúbime, avšak bez prehnaného materiálneho hýčkania.

The Winter Carnival on the occasion of International Children's Day was organized by the PolArt Sydney 2022 committee. Iwona Kower and Agata Satała talk about this event and about the preparations for PolArt. - Karnawał zimowy z okazji Dnia Dziecka został zorganizowany przez komitet PolArt Sydney 2022. O imprezie oraz o przygotowaniach do samego festiwalu PolArt mówią Iwona Kower i Agata Satała.

国际儿童节（又称儿童节，International Children's Day）定于每年的6月1日。为了悼念1942年6月10日的利迪策惨案和全世界所有在战争中死难的儿童，反对虐杀和毒害儿童，以及保障儿童权利。每年一次的儿童节又来了，除了儿童快乐以外，作为过5.4青年节的我们也非常乐意过儿童节，毕竟儿童节一定要做的事情：玩游戏、吃美食、收/送礼物。等等，这不是我们每天都在做的事么……那就愿天下所有想过儿童节的人，每天都是儿童节！“在一定意义上，儿童是成人生活的导师，儿童的生活里蕴藏着人生的种种真趣、真谛。” ——刘晓东《儿童精神哲学》祝愿大家在儿童节的今日，能够：像孩子一样对生活葆有热情像孩子一样保持好奇像孩子一样勇于尝试像孩子一样专注投入地做事像孩子一样遵从自己的内心像孩子一样活在当下主 播 / 达达嘉宾 / 食来&食趣音频剪辑 / Spark头图&封面设计&排版 / 小刀Music 音乐/Butterfly--林本本我们的各种账号都是“同样YoungTogether”欢迎订阅、关注和互动

国际儿童节（又称儿童节，International Children's Day）定于每年的6月1日。为了悼念1942年6月10日的利迪策惨案和全世界所有在战争中死难的儿童，反对虐杀和毒害儿童，以及保障儿童权利。每年一次的儿童节又来了，除了儿童快乐以外，作为过5.4青年节的我们也非常乐意过儿童节，毕竟儿童节一定要做的事情：玩游戏、吃美食、收/送礼物。等等，这不是我们每天都在做的事么……那就愿天下所有想过儿童节的人，每天都是儿童节！“在一定意义上，儿童是成人生活的导师，儿童的生活里蕴藏着人生的种种真趣、真谛。” ——刘晓东《儿童精神哲学》祝愿大家在儿童节的今日，能够：像孩子一样对生活葆有热情像孩子一样保持好奇像孩子一样勇于尝试像孩子一样专注投入地做事像孩子一样遵从自己的内心像孩子一样活在当下主 播 / 达达嘉宾 / 食来&食趣音频剪辑 / Spark头图&封面设计&排版 / 小刀Music 音乐/Butterfly--林本本我们的各种账号都是“同样YoungTogether”欢迎订阅、关注和互动

国际儿童节（又称儿童节，International Children's Day）定于每年的6月1日。为了悼念1942年6月10日的利迪策惨案和全世界所有在战争中死难的儿童，反对虐杀和毒害儿童，以及保障儿童权利。每年一次的儿童节又来了，除了儿童快乐以外，作为过5.4青年节的我们也非常乐意过儿童节，毕竟儿童节一定要做的事情：玩游戏、吃美食、收/送礼物。等等，这不是我们每天都在做的事么……那就愿天下所有想过儿童节的人，每天都是儿童节！“在一定意义上，儿童是成人生活的导师，儿童的生活里蕴藏着人生的种种真趣、真谛。” ——刘晓东《儿童精神哲学》祝愿大家在儿童节的今日，能够：像孩子一样对生活葆有热情像孩子一样保持好奇像孩子一样勇于尝试像孩子一样专注投入地做事像孩子一样遵从自己的内心像孩子一样活在当下主 播 / 达达嘉宾 / 食来&食趣音频剪辑 / Spark头图&封面设计&排版 / 小刀Music 音乐/Butterfly--林本本我们的各种账号都是“同样YoungTogether”欢迎订阅、关注和互动

Children's Day is a commemorative date celebrated annually in honor of children, whose date of observance varies by country. In 1925, International Children's Day was first proclaimed in Geneva during the World Conference on Child Welfare. #children'sday #childwellfare #childlabour

The electronic dance music industry is known for its superstar DJs and dynamic club culture, its synonymous with partying hard and good times but perhaps not with so well known as the rock and pop music industry for raising money and supporting charity, despite the billions of dollars dance music generates every year (* yes 2020 apart which has been something of a challenging year). My guest this week set out 10 years ago to change this view and make a difference where he saw not enough being done. He set out to challenge existing beliefs about the contribution dance music could make, to show what could be done when a compassionate industry came together behind a clear purpose and to make an impact in the lives of children in crisis all over the world. Jonny Lee is the visionary founder of Last Night A DJ Saved My Life a charitable foundation creating opportunities & fundraising initiatives to enable the dance music industry to make a positive impact in support of children in crisis. Jonny is a dance music pioneer, an acid house missionary, taker of big risks and a bundle of positive energy. We meet up on the cliffs of south east Ibiza, surrounded by whispering pines, bird song and the hum of cicadas. The spot we meet at is a place Jonny gets huge inspiration from. We talk about his mojo journey and what happened to make him realise he just HAD to do more. Also, how his background in organising huge parties all over the world came in very handy for running a charity - where positive intent is met with synchronicity and magnetism. Jonny defines what the art of giving means to him and the difference the charity has made to lives of thousands of children in crisis. We talk about the last Set For Love project - live stream events bringing DJs of all levels together to fundraise for emergency appeals during lockdown. You can join the likes of Carl Cox and Nightmares on Wax by getting involved in the forthcoming Set For Love on November 20th - which is International Children's Day. You can find out loads more about LNADJ at the website Also give them a follow on Insta @lnadj_charity or their Facebook page And as I also mentioned last week, there is now some music to go with these mojo stories. I've asked all my guests to date to select just one song that really fuels their mojo. You can find the Spotify playlist here - Jonny's pick is a cracker! Richard x The Mojo Podcast Hosted by executive and business coach Richard Stokes @mojorichard on Instagram www.mojodevelopment.co.uk richard@mojodevelopment.co.uk #mojo #giving #charity #lastnightadjsavedmylife #lnadj #ibiza #clubculture #superstardjs #dancemusic #EDM #acidhouse #carlcox #nightmaresonwax #eatseverything #dj #kilimanjaro #uganda #tanzania #africa #wateraid #streettostreet #cleanwater #haveadrinkonus #worldshighestrave #raveinthepalace

每个人心中都住了个孩子 今天是儿童节，International Children's Day.这让我不禁想起一句名言。“我们每个人心中都住着个孩子”。就算是铁娘子撒切尔见到自己的爱人的时候，也会展示自己孩童的本心。有人说内在小孩是我们的“真我”，因为那个自己，永远是快乐，积极，眼里充满了生命之光的。他会本能地对一切充满好奇，无惧困难与挫折，对一切也充满爱和善意。虽然今天是专属儿童的节日，但可爱的宝宝们，不管你们年龄多大，都一定要呵护好住在心中的那个小孩，爱你们呦！ Quote to learn for todayI think that inside every adult is the heart of a child. We just gradually convince ourselves that we have to act more like adults. 翻译我想每个成年人的内心是一个孩子，我们只是逐渐说服我们必须表现得和大人一样。

每个人心中都住了个孩子 今天是儿童节，International Children's Day.这让我不禁想起一句名言。“我们每个人心中都住着个孩子”。就算是铁娘子撒切尔见到自己的爱人的时候，也会展示自己孩童的本心。有人说内在小孩是我们的“真我”，因为那个自己，永远是快乐，积极，眼里充满了生命之光的。他会本能地对一切充满好奇，无惧困难与挫折，对一切也充满爱和善意。虽然今天是专属儿童的节日，但可爱的宝宝们，不管你们年龄多大，都一定要呵护好住在心中的那个小孩，爱你们呦！ Quote to learn for todayI think that inside every adult is the heart of a child. We just gradually convince ourselves that we have to act more like adults. 翻译我想每个成年人的内心是一个孩子，我们只是逐渐说服我们必须表现得和大人一样。

The Justice Department has interacted with learners from various high schools in the Durban's Umlazi district. Among the topics discussed were cyber-bullying and sexting, which is sending sexually-explicit photographs or messages on a mobile phone. It comes as the country marks Child Protection Week and International Children's Day. Cassandra Zungu reports...

The Justice Department has interacted with learners from various high schools in the Durban's Umlazi district. Among the topics discussed were cyber-bullying and sexting - (sending sexually-explicit photographs or messages on a mobile phone). It comes as the country marks Child Protection Week and International Children's Day. Cassandra Zungu reports...

President Jacob Zuma says government is working hard to ensure that the abuse of children is eliminated in society. He was addressing the International Children's Day at Atteridgeville in Tshwane yesterday(Wednesday). The day is observed annually on the 1st of June around the world to honour children's rights as per the proclamation of the 1925 World Conference for the Well-being of Children in Geneva, Switzerland. President Zuma says since 1994 government has introduce a number of programmes and policies in a bid to ensure the well-being of children. Senior political journalist Amos Phago reports.

完整文稿看周日微信第三条你造的~This is NEWS Plus Special English. I' m Liu Yan in Beijing. Here is the news.President Xi Jinping has encouraged children in China to love their country and contribute to social progress.Xi Jinping was speaking to some 3,000 students and teachers at a congress of the Chinese Young Pioneers organization in Beijing on June 1st, International Children's Day.The president said he hoped children could be role models by retaining traditional and socialist values, being well mannered and showing integrity at all times.Xi Jinping also asked children to be creative, telling them happiness is no windfall, but needs hard work and creation.First founded in 1949 and led by the Communist Party of China, the Chinese Young Pioneers is a national mass organization for Chinese children between 6 and 14 years of age, most of whom are primary and secondary school students.This is NEWS Plus Special English.