Podcasts about world children's day

World Children's Day is celebrated on the 20th of November every year, to remind us all that children's voices matter. On this special episode of Because Feelings Matter, the kids are getting behind the microphones to tell us what matters to them, and how their perspectives should challenge adults to see the world through their eyes. In the second part of this episode, teenagers Kate, Joshua, and Jibreil banter about school, debate what mental health means, and express their vulnerabilities.

World Children's Day is celebrated on the 20th of November every year, to remind us all that children's voices matter. On this special episode of Because Feelings Matter, the kids are getting behind the microphones to tell us what matters to them, and how their perspectives should challenge adults to see the world through their eyes. In the first part of this episode, 13-year-old Branden Lim talks about spinal muscular atrophy, painting and his cat. Visit Frienden Arts and Branden's personal website to view and purchase his artworks.

On today's episode, we're celebrating World Children's Day! Then, we'll head to a beach in Victoria to inspect some fossilised footprints. We'll take to the skies with one of Australia's awesome female pilots, then touch down in the Northern Territory for a quick game of basketball. After that, it's time for an all-spinning, all-dancing Wow of the Week.Quiz Questions1.What is a 'right'?2.What animals left the footprints that Melissa found?3.What was built at Sydney Airport, and named after Captain Deborah?4.Which state or territory does Timmy run Hoops 4 Health in?5.Will Jeff be the oldest, or the youngest person competing in breaking at the Olympics next year?Bonus Tricky QuestionWho were the two teams that played in the Men's Cricket World Cup final, and who won?Answers1.Something someone should have, no matter what2.Birds3.A bridge - The Deborah Lawrie Flyover4.Northern Territory5.YoungestBonus Tricky AnswerAustralia beat India

The ILFD podcast is back! On Monday 20 November, we celebrated World Children's Day, so today we're listening back to an event with one of our favourite children's authors — Eoin Colfer. From the 2023 edition of the festival. ___ Whether he's cloud gazing or saving the world, author Eoin Colfer has so many stories up his sleeve, it's a wonder they don't all fall out! Expect stellar storytelling and endless jokes as we get inside the mind of the mastermind behind the criminal escapades of Artemis Fowl, the heartwarming story of Starr in Little Big Sister, and so much more. ___ Eoin Colfer is a Wexford-born writer. He published his first book, Benny and Omar in 1998, and hasn't stopped since! His now infamous Artemis Fowl series continues apace and he loves collaborating with artists and illustrators on picture books and graphic novels. He was Ireland's Children's Laureate between 2014 and 2016, and still wears the medal, even in the bath. ___ International Literature Festival Dublin is a Dublin City Council Initiative kindly supported by the Arts Council. Find out more at ilfdublin.com

World Children's Day was first established in 1954 as Universal Children's Day and is celebrated on 20 November each year to promote international togetherness, awareness among children worldwide, and improving children's welfare.

Happy World Children's Day!!! The Wakili.sha Podcast is back! We are back with a series celebrating World Children's Day 2023. This year, we celebrate under the theme, “Inclusion for Every Child.” Inclusion of their voices in decision-making processes, in access to education, access to justice, digital literacy and safety.We are sharing the enlightening panel discussions we had during our Day of the African Child celebrations earlier this year. We brought together stakeholders in the justice and digital industries, discussing “Child justice in the Digital Environment”. We trained 20 children in conflict with the law and 20 at-risk children on digital literacy and safety. We also conducted media training with 15 media practitioners.On this episode, Panel 1 discusses “Child Digital Literacy and Safety”. The Panel was moderated by Ruth Juliet Gachanja, Anti-Human Trafficking Specialist and Lecturer, Kabarak University. She is also Advisor to the Chief Justice on children matters. The panel was graced by Joachim Kamau, Program Officer at Childline Kenya; Ms. Margaret Njihia, renowned Child Psychologist, Director at Sterling Performance Africa; Eve Kilel, Founder at SheHacks Ke and Evelyn Apondi, Project Lawyer at Centre for Rights Education and Awareness (CREAW Kenya).Keeping up with tradition, we play a fun little game at the end! Do tune in, rate, review and subscribe! Please share your thoughts with us here and on social media. The report and links to our social media pages are available here: https://linktr.ee/wakili.sha Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Happy World Children's Day!!! The Wakili.sha Podcast is back! We are back with a series celebrating World Children's Day 2023. This year, we celebrate under the theme, “Inclusion for Every Child.” Inclusion of their voices in decision-making processes, in access to education, access to justice, digital literacy and safety.We are sharing the enlightening panel discussions we had during our Day of the African Child celebrations earlier this year. We brought together stakeholders in the justice and digital industries, discussing “Child justice in the Digital Environment”. We trained 20 children in conflict with the law and 20 at-risk children on digital literacy and safety. We also conducted media training with 15 media practitioners.On this episode, Panel 2 discusses “Children and Digitized Legal Systems”. The Panel was moderated by our own, Brian Bright. He is the Communications Co-Director and Podcast Co-Host at Wakili.sha Initiative. This panel was graced by Valentine Manyasi, Prosecution Counsel at the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP); Nelson Nkari, Founder and CEO at Legal Tech Kenya, our own Joy Muthoni, Legal Department Co-Director at Wakili.sha Initiative; and Hon. Jackie Kibosia, Principal Magistrate at Milimani Law Courts. Keeping up with tradition, we play a fun little game at the end! Do tune in, rate, review and subscribe! Please share your thoughts with us here and on social media. The report and links to our social media pages are available here: https://linktr.ee/wakili.sha Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Daily Dad Jokes (20 Nov 2023) Email Newsletter: Looking for more dad joke humour to share? Then subscribe to our new weekly email newsletter. It's our weekly round-up of the best dad jokes, memes, and humor for you to enjoy. Spread the laughs, and groans, and sign up today! Click here to subscribe ! Listen to the Daily Dad Jokes podcast here: https://dailydadjokespodcast.com/ or search "Daily Dad Jokes" in your podcast app. Interested in Business and Finance news? Then listen to our sister show: The Daily Business and Finance Show. Check it out here: https://bit.ly/DailyBusinessandFinanceShow or search "Daily Business and Finance Show" in your podcast app. Jokes sourced and curated from reddit.com/r/dadjokes. Joke credits: DeputizedPenguin, jmoney6, a-typical_user, ExtraSure, htmlstikkei, MediocreMetal7174, FormulaDriven, Castor_Deus, MaxCWebster, CoolEqual, Bbew_Mot, DinglebarryHandpump, SaVaTa_HS, ShockMonkey2001, ExtraCheeseProject, EndersGame_Reviewer, AZMixedDad, Corksasquatch, Fluffypancakenuggets, TheAzrael2013, mitfrenzy, kingkeren, TheOxfordTroll, snow-covered-tuna, hotherblood, ryan_trucker, cdmccabe, Neader, TypicalCherry1529, 59boomer59, Other_Exercise, TommehBoi, mariocatshovel, theevilcomma, Major_Independence82, syrupsnorter, releaf, realinvincibles Subscribe to this podcast via: Spotify iTunes Google Podcasts Youtube Channel Social media: Instagram Facebook Twitter Tik Tok Discord Interested in advertising or sponsoring our show with +15k daily streams? Contact us at mediasales@klassicstudios.com Produced by Klassic Studios using AutoGen Podcast technology (http://klassicstudios.com/autogen-podcasts/) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

 Today on the show: ON WORLD CHILDREN'S DAY: The Palestinian Death Toll surpasses 12,500 including WELL over 5000 children; We'll talk to some bay area kids and their mom. About what they have been doing to protest the killing and and call for an immediate ceasefire; Also an excerpt from the Latest edition of the electronic intifada with Ali Abu Nimah and Nora barrows Friedman. The post ON WORLD CHILDREN'S DAY: Palestinian Death Toll Surpasses 12,500 Including WELL Over 5000 Children. appeared first on KPFA.

Happy World Children's Day!!! The Wakili.sha Podcast is back! We are back with a series celebrating World Children's Day 2023. This year, we celebrate under the theme, “Inclusion for Every Child.” Inclusion of their voices in decision-making processes, in access to education, access to justice, digital literacy and safety. We are sharing the enlightening panel discussions we had during our Day of the African Child celebrations earlier this year. We brought together stakeholders in the justice and digital industries, discussing “Child justice in the Digital Environment”. We trained 20 children in conflict with the law and 20 at-risk children on digital literacy and safety. We also conducted media training with 15 media practitioners.On this episode, Panel 3 discusses “Creating a Safe and Accessible Digital Environment for Children in Conflict and Contact with the Law”. The Panel was moderated by Terry Muikamba, Radio Presenter at HOT96, Lawyer and Child Rights Champion. The Panel featured Athena Morgan, Lawyers Hub Fellow & Regional Project Manager for Africa at International Centre for Missing and Exploited Children (ICMEC); our own, Caren Wanjau, Legal Department Co-Director at Wakili.sha Initiative; and Elvis Cosmos, then Graduate Assistant at the Strathmore Law Clinic. We were also honoured to have Eunice Kilundo, Child Protection and Advocacy Manager at ChildFund Kenya, pre-record some answers as she could not make it in person. Keeping up with tradition, we play a fun little game at the end!This marks the end of our short WCD x DAC series but be sure to look out for more episodes and follow our social media pages for the latest activities and ways to plug in.Do tune in, rate, review and subscribe! Please share your thoughts with us here and on social media.The report and links to our social media pages are available here: https://linktr.ee/wakili.sha Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As we mark this year's World Children's Day, which is a day to commemorate the innocence, potential, and rights of every child across the globe—let us keep in mind the children of Gaza. Currently more than 5,000 children in Gaza have been killed by Israeli bombardments, with some 1,800 children missing under the rubble of collapsed buildings—most of them presumed dead. But what about the children who survive this war—what will become of them? On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Toby Fricker, UNICEF Spokesperson, and Dr Ahmad Faizal Mohd Perdaus, President of Mercy Malaysia.

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

In line with World Children's Day, we're taking a focus at a key part of a child's life - education, more specifically the business of children's education.Managing a portfolio of childhood education businesses, Jigna Doshi says she's committed to the 'whole child' concept, balancing a child's academic, physical, social, and personal development through her range of services. In today's Open for Business, you will discover the story behind the establishment of her education businesses, the challenges of managing multiple ventures in the ever-evolving landscape of childhood education, and what her long-term game plan is. In the studio today is Jigna Doshi, Founder and CEO of Eduguru Childcare Services, but also Toddler Town International Preschool, Enso International Academy, and Lion City Preschool.

We'll be celebrating World Children's Day on 20 November, and as we look towards upholding children's rights, consultant clinical psychologist Paul Jambunathan joins us to discuss how to help children develop emotional intelligence for better mental health and resilience.Image Credit: 123RF

This week we feature two films by Chinese artist collective studio, @Motzify Mohua. These two shorts, The Crown and Hunt, are made in Unreal Engine and show extraordinary qualities in very different ways: The Crown is a fairytale made originally for World Children's Day and illustrates traditional cultural references with gorgeous imagery; Hunt is a cyberpunk anti-hero teaser. Our main 'complaint' is that we need more detail from the artists! 3:23 Unreal Engine is one of the best tools for making machinima. 8:14 The crown and the sword. 12:03 The mystique of the film - a hybridised 2D/3D animation style16:36 What struck Tracy about the first film. 19:55 Cthulhu, the ultimate evil. 27:53 What is style and why is it important? 31:58 Hidden politics. Credits - Speakers: Ricky Grove, Phil Rice, Tracy Harwood, Damien Valentine Producer: Tracy Harwood Editor: Damien ValentineMusic: Intro: Doctor Dreamchip & Outro: Arps Solina

Children in New Zealand and Fiji connected virtually over the weekend for fun events and activities to mark World Children's Day which was on Sunday.

World children's day✨ November 20, 2022. I am happy to celebrate the progress we have done so far to get every child access to education, good health, good nutrition, and protection and to feel seen, heard, and loved. Today I want to remind you of your role in the fight for children's rights. You can advocate, volunteer, and donate. Donate to local organizations and associations that are working with children. Volunteer, give your time, and share your knowledge. Advocate, and raise awareness on issues that are affecting the well-being of children. Use your voice for goodness ✨ And don't forget that your government is part of the problem as they are part of the solution. Take them accountable. And as Nelson Mandela said: “There can be no keener revelation of a society's soul than the way in which it treats its children.” — As always I hope you find a word.✨ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bbqu/support

The Solomon Islands has been rocked by a series of earthquakes the largest a 7 on the richter scale; Bougainville resolute on gaining independence from Papua New Guinea this decade; Children in New Zealand and Fiji connected virtually over the weekend for fun events and activities to mark World Children's Day which was on Sunday; Tonga to use recently released scientific data on their devastating January volcanic eruption and tsunami for future resilience planning.

In observance of World Children's Day on November 20, 2022, the Division of Human Services in tandem with the Ministry of Equity, Social Justice and Empowerment will host a Blue-Ribbon Drive, initiated to promote awareness of child protection, togetherness and well-being. Going blue on World Children's Day is representative of UNICEF's mandate to stand for the rights of every child.

नवंबर की 19 और 20 तारीख को अगर आप दिल्ली के Rashtrapati Bhavan, Parliament building, State Legislative Assembly Building के सामने से गुज़रे, या आपके शहर में आपको कोई इमारत Blue Colour में चमकती नज़र आये तो बता देती हूँ आखिर ऐसा क्यों होगा ! 20 नवंबर को है Children's Day।  14 नवंबर को इंडिया में मनाते हैं , लेकिन 20 नवंबर को पूरी दुनिया मनाती है World Children's Day ! अगर भाई के फैन हो तो याद ज़रूर होगा की कुछ दिन पहले उन्होंने मुंबई पुलिस की काफी तारीफ की थी ट्विटर के ज़रिये जब पुलिस ने चाइल्ड ट्रैफिकिंग में फंसे कुछ बच्चों को बचाया था और सलमान खान ने इसके खिलाफ आवाज़ उठायी थी। क्यों ? क्यूंकि हर रोज़ ही भारत के किसी कोने में चाइल्ड ट्रैफिकिंग होती है। NCRB की रिपोर्ट कहती हैं की हर दिन इंडिया में 8 बच्चे चाइल्ड ट्रैफिकिंग में फँस जाते हैं !  क्यों सदियों से चली आ रही चाइल्ड ट्रैफिकिंग ख़तम नहीं हो रही ? बात करेंगे आज के FYI में पर जहाँ हमारे साथ दो स्पेशल गेस्ट्स जुड़ने जा रहे हैं , Soledad Herrero , UNICEF India Chief of Child Protection  और Nirmala Pandey  , Child Protection Specialist at UNICEF  हेलो मैं मानसी हूँ आपके साथ।। तो चलो बात करते हैं बच्चों की, वैसे तो हम कभी कुछ लाइट या हल्का बोल दें या कर दें तो लोग यही कहने लग जाते हैं की क्या बच्चों वाली हरकत कर रहा है। छोटी बच्ची हो क्या ? लेकिन बच्चों वाली बातें भी ज़रूरी हैं क्यूंकि नेशनल क्राइम रिकॉर्ड ब्यूरो (NCRB) के डाटा के मुताबिक साल 2021 में आठ केंद्रशासित प्रदेशों में से दिल्ली में ह्यूमन ट्र्रैफिकिंग के सबसे ज्यादा मामले दर्ज किए। साथ ही 2020 की तुलना में इसमें 73.5 प्रतिशत की वृद्धि हुई। बच्चों पर बात करना इसलिए ज़रूरी है क्यूंकि दिल्ली में मानव तस्करी के शिकार 437 पीड़ित 18 वर्ष से कम आयु वर्ग के थे, जिनमें 100 लड़कियां थीं। ये तो दर्ज हो गए, उन् बच्चों का पता नहीं जो दर्ज नहीं हुए। जिस इंटरनेट के बिना आप 1सेकंड नहीं रहते, उस इंटरनेट के ज़रिये चाइल्ड ट्रैफिकिंग बहुत होती है। डार्क वेब पर बहुत सी वेबसाइट्स हैं जिनको एक साथ 'Alphabay' का नाम दिया गया है यही नाम डार्क वेब में मशहूर है. इसमें बहुत से ग्रुप हैं जैसे की 'Black Death Group' और 'Child Play'. ये ग्रुप छोटे बच्चों पर Price Tag लगा देते हैं और फिर इनको डार्क वेब के द्वारा सेल और परचेज किया जाता है. खैर इस पर एक्शन लिया गया है और Interpol ने Alphabay को बंद करवाया है. मगर दुख की बात यह है की इसके जैसी बहुत सी और वेबसाइट्स हैं जहां चाइल्ड ट्रैफिकिंग को अंजाम दिया जाता है.यूरोपॉल की रिपोर्ट के मुताबिक अमेरिका में हर साल दो लाख से ज्यादा बच्चे चाइल्ड ट्रेफिकिंग का शिकार होते हैं और उनसे होने वाली कमाई हर बच्चे पर लगभग 1.5 करोड़ होती है. यही नहीं बच्चों का यौन शौषण भी किया जाता है और जिसकी लाइव स्ट्रीमिंग भी की जाती है. Child Trafficking को ख़त्म करने में हम कहाँ पीछे छूट रहे हैं आज भी ? सुनिए ABP LIVE PODCASTS पर 

To celebrate the 100th episode of Better Angels on World Children's Day, Sarah handed over her hosting microphone to Andrew Jack, global education editor of the Financial Times, for a wide-ranging interview with her and her husband, Gordon Brown, about the state of global education.   Andrew asked Sarah and Gordon, the United Nations Special Envoy for Global Education, about their motivations for advocating for children's education and what actions world leaders need to take to give all children around the world a quality education.   “If we could become the first generation in history where every single child had an education and where instead of developing some of the potential of some of the children in some countries, we developed all the potential of all children in all countries, then that would, in my view, make the biggest difference to our prospects and possibilities as a world,” said Gordon.   Sarah reflects on her career as an activist and shares her insights from working with youth activists, displaced families and global movements for change during her 20 years as founder of the global children's charity Theirworld.  

Slam the Gavel welcomes Riti Chikkerur to the podcast. Riti Chikkerur is Executive Director of OCCM, Our Children Matter Most. OCMM is a children's rights advocacy non-profit organization headquartered in Austin, Texas with a mission to "Protect, preserve and promote the rights of our children for the benefit of humanity." OCMM collaborates with civil rights organizations such as the NAACP and ACLU, advocacy groups, Family Courts and Legislators to develop and implement creative campaigns to restore the rights of our children. Riti explains that this was child inspired by her little boy who suggested a Shanti Walk. Riti wants to find solutions and that there is strength in numbers Nationwide. The entire family court system is dysfunctional and beyond disrepair. Change happens when society is marginalized and rights taken away, where the public has had enough, and this causes awareness to the problem. OCMM is a non-violent, direct action campaign with a Finding of Fact. The Shanti Walk is a self purification, self healing process. Riti has done a Shanti Walk in 2021 in California as well. There will be Truth, Reconciliations and Consequences for those that have aided and abetted this destruction to families with children involved in the Family Court arena and this means legal action as well as class action lawsuits for Families that have been put through an unjust system. Restorative JUSTICE. On November 20th, 2022, marking World Children's Day, OCMM starts their Shanti (Peace) Walks 2022 with the support and collaboration of NAACP-Austin and other civil rights organizations. The Shanti Walks will be held every day from 4:00pm to 6:00pm CST at the Texas State Capitol building starting November 20th through November 30th, 2022. This event is FREE and welcomes all who are seeking peaceful solutions to issues plaguing our children, especially issues that have arisen from the corrupt Family Court dynamics that destroys families and their children. To Reach Riti Chikkerur: 512-662-9530 info@ourchildrenmattermost.org www.ourchildrenmattermost.org EVENT DETAILS: https://www.ourchildrenmattermost.ora/HOGMMShantiWalk2022 Supportshow(https://www.buymeacoffee.com/maryannpetri) http://www.dismantlingfamilycourtcorruption.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/maryann-petri/support

Escape velocity requires an object to propel itself with enough speed and thrust to break through a barrier. — NASA Today's Two Words: Escape Velocity In Season 4, I'm going behind the scenes to break down how I made my first short film Gugu naGogo, premiering on ABC ME and iview on World Children's Day, 20 November 2022. More at https://taku.com.au/escape-velocity Original music composed by Audius Mtawarira.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gender sensitivity is being respectful and considerate towards the feelings of other genders. As rightly said by Indra Nooyi - 'Diversity is a program. Inclusion is a state of mind' In recent years, many shows and comics like the ‘Dragon Prince', ‘She-Ra and the Princesses of Power', ‘The Good Place', ‘Superman: Son of Kal-El' and ‘Loki' among many others have come up with an impressive demonstration of diversity and inclusion with their characters. With media being a greater influencer especially among the younger audience, such shows help a great deal in increasing awareness about gender sensitivity. Schools play a pivotal role in shaping us, thus, gender sensitivity, inclusiveness, and neutrality need to start from the roots. Simple and effective measures such as using gender-neutral terms while teaching and addressing students, avoiding splitting students based on their gender while forming groups for activities, or forming lines for walking on corridors or during assemblies can go a long way in helping all students feel included and respected. Gender sensitivity workshops will also help teachers and students alike in getting a deeper understanding of the topic and learning that it's okay for everyone to be themselves and increase empathy towards students who identify themselves in a so-called ‘different' manner than what society perceives as normal. Normalizing all kinds of genders will create a healthier atmosphere and hopefully, more and more people will come to realize that we are all different and not ‘different' at the same time. In this multiple-part series, commemorating World Children's Day, this and many other areas are explored by Manasvini and her friend discussing their experiences and views on this topic.

It's World Children's Day! The theme for this year is “investing in our future means investing in our children.”On this episode, we speak with Paul. He is a senior banker, working as Head of Credit in a financial institution. What you wouldn't know if you saw him is that he was once a child in conflict with the law (CICL) and went through the juvenile justice system as a child. His story is heart-breaking, but is full of optimism and hope for every child who is currently in the juvenile justice system, their parents and other stakeholders as well.We are also joined by Hon. Lady Justice Teresia Matheka, who is a High Court Judge and Chairperson, NCAJ Special Taskforce on Children Matters. She is passionate about children matters and shares just why it's so important that we care for CICL - and what the Taskforce is doing in that regard.This is our first audiovisual episode, also available on our YouTube channel.Don't forget to follow/subscribe, share, rate/review!Follow us on social media (@wakili.sha on Instagram, Facebook, Tiktok and LinkedIn and @wakili_sha on Twitter). Learn more on our website! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're celebrating World Children's Day with five stories all about amazing kids. QUIZ QUESTIONS: 1. What type of science will Allegra study at uni? 2. How much will the Merimbula skatepark cost? 3. What is the name of the fashion show Quaden starred in? 4. How old is Caydence Fouracre? 5. What is Logan's drag queen name? BONUS TRICKY QUESTION What was the name of the bull ridden by Caydence? ANSWERS: 1. Physics 2. One million dollars 3. Walking in Two Worlds 4. 14 5. Candy Featherbottom BONUS TRICKY ANSWER Juicy Wiggle

World Children's Day is celebrated on November 20 every year. This day is important for the world to listen children's ideas and demands. Listen this episode for more interesting facts... Presented by Abdul Credits, Image by Bessi from Pixabay

We're celebrating World Children's Day with five stories all about amazing kids. QUIZ QUESTIONS: 1. What type of science will Allegra study at uni? 2. How much will the Merimbula skatepark cost? 3. What is the name of the fashion show Quaden starred in? 4. How old is Caydence Fouracre? 5. What is Logan's drag queen name? BONUS TRICKY QUESTION What was the name of the bull ridden by Caydence? ANSWERS: 1. Physics 2. One million dollars 3. Walking in Two Worlds 4. 14 5. Candy Featherbottom BONUS TRICKY ANSWER Juicy Wiggle

The theme for this year's World Children's Day, observed on 20th November is "A better future for every child." What kind of policies are needed to ensure a better future for Malaysian children? We discuss the proposal to set up a dedicated ministry for children's issues and other child-centric policies with former deputy minister for women, family and community development Hannah Yeoh. Image Credit: EPA-EFE

Having a child can be expensive. Even before you lay eyes on that bundle of joy, you're probably already calculating the cost of seeing the doctor, having the baby, staying at the maternity ward and the post martum care itself. And that's just the first few months, what about when the kid grows up? Education, hobbies and whatnot will cost alot money. So where do you begin? How much do you have to save? In conjunction with World Children's Day happening on November 20, Sim Wie Boon speaks to licensed financial advisor Annie Hor on how to save for your child. Image credit: stockunlimited

Gender sensitivity is being respectful and considerate towards the feelings of other genders. As rightly said by Indra Nooyi - 'Diversity is a program. Inclusion is a state of mind' In recent years, many shows and comics like the ‘Dragon Prince', ‘She-Ra and the Princesses of Power', ‘The Good Place', ‘Superman: Son of Kal-El' and ‘Loki' among many others have come up with an impressive demonstration of diversity and inclusion with their characters. With media being a greater influencer especially among the younger audience, such shows help a great deal in increasing awareness about gender sensitivity. Schools play a pivotal role in shaping us, thus, gender sensitivity, inclusiveness, and neutrality need to start from the roots. Simple and effective measures such as using gender-neutral terms while teaching and addressing students, avoiding splitting students based on their gender while forming groups for activities, or forming lines for walking on corridors or during assemblies can go a long way in helping all students feel included and respected. Gender sensitivity workshops will also help teachers and students alike in getting a deeper understanding of the topic and learning that it's okay for everyone to be themselves and increase empathy towards students who identify themselves in a so-called ‘different' manner than what society perceives as normal. Normalizing all kinds of genders will create a healthier atmosphere and hopefully, more and more people will come to realize that we are all different and not ‘different' at the same time. In this multiple-part series, commemorating World Children's Day, this and many other areas are explored by Manasvini and her friend discussing their experiences and views on this topic.

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.

Ahead of World Children's Day, young people around the country are being asked to speak out on what matters to them. It makes for an interesting insight into what matters to the next generation so Jen spoke to Katherine and Emer about what major even in their life was important to them.

This episode is an interview with Rev. Craig B. Mousin, an Adjunct Faculty member at DePaul University's College of Law and The Grace School of Applied Diplomacy. On November 20, 2020, the designated World Children's Day, Rev. Mousin discusses what can be done in response to the thousands of children detained, deported, and excluded from applying for remedies permitted under the Refugee Act of 1980. In addition, he invokes the ten immediate priorities recommended by a coalition of several national organizations including among others, The Young Center for Immigrant Children's Rights and the American Academy of Pediatricians to correct United States immigration and refugee law and policy regarding children.The Immediate Priorities for the Protection of Immigrant Children can be found at: www.theyoungcenter.org/stories/2020/…%20Priorities. Amnesty International offers one way to take immediate action to protest the proposed deportation of the 28 children and their families through this link: act.amnestyusa.org/page/59764/acti…&forwarded=trueThe podcast refers to an On Being interview with the late Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks which can be found at: onbeing.org/programs/rememberin…ord-jonathan-sacks/ Rev. Mousin's article “You Were Told to Love the Immigrant, But What if the Story Never Happened? Hospitality and United States Immigration Law” provides additional information on Rev. Theodore Conklin's description of the hospitality offered Mary, Joseph, and Jesus when they fled into Egyptian exile in the text at footnote 128. St. Vincent DePaul's call to not abandon the children can be found in the same article in the text at footnote 172. See: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?a…stract_id=2784951For more information on World Children's Day see: www.un.org/en/observances/world-childrens-day In addition, for a discussion on the Convention of the Rights of the Child and the United States' failure to adopt it and its impact on asylum-seeking children, see Rev. Mousin's article on “Rights Disappear When US Policy Engages Children as Weapons of Deterrence,” at: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?a…stract_id=3317913

20th November is World Children's Day, the anniversary of the adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child. It coincides with the launch of School Differently, a social movement which questions whether the English education system is fit for purpose… This episode is the audio recording of an event that took place on 18th Nov 2020, in support of the School Differently launch and in recognition of children's rights, hosted by Phoenix Education. We drew attention to the degree to which young people are asked for their consent at school. How is coercion used to control the school environment and young people in particular, and what are the impacts of this? How might things might be different? Listen now to hear the panel as they share their thoughts, explore key questions, and take part in Q&A and discussion. Panel: Tumi led a participatory action research project called 'Breaking the Silence' with States of Mind. The two year research project explored students views on their experiences within education and particularly, the impact of the education system on young people's identity and mental health. Amira Hamrat attends Summerhill, a school known as the oldest children's democracy in the world, and where young people aged 5-17 choose for themselves how to use their time, create the rules they need, and chair whole school meetings where problems can be raised and decisions made. Simi Musa and Ava James attend sixth forms London, are co-founders of anti-racism campaign group Not a Trend, and are education activists participating in Changemakers' Lab. Changemakers' Lab collaborates with young people working towards changing schools and the education system to better meet their needs and rights. Fran Morgan is the Founder of Square Peg, a Community Interest Company working to effect change for children who face barriers to school attendance and their families. Square Peg is working with Independent Thinking to launch School Differently and aims to connect groups and individuals who believe that the current education system is not fit for purpose Jess Gribble attended Sands School, a democratic school with the slogan 'The Alternative Face of Education'. She has recently taken a masters at UCL's IOE, and has experience promoting student leadership practices from her career teaching in mainstream schools Sophie Christophy is the CEO of Phoenix Education and co-founder of a consent-based and self-directed education setting for children aged 5-11

Today on The Neil Haley Show, Neil will interview Amanda Reffsin. She will discuss World Chrildren's Day. World Children's Day celebrated on November 20th, is an annual global moment ‘for children, by children' — UNICEF advocates and raise funds and awareness on the most pressing issues facing children.  This year, World Children's Day is taking place during one of the most unique and challenging moments for children and families, amid the global COVID-19 pandemic. UNICEF USA is celebrating this day by amplifying youth voices and encouraging those to participate in the following:       

To celebrate World Children's Day 2020 here's our interview with the British High Commissioner to Canada Susan le Jeune d'Allegeershecque!

On toaday special episode we have Peter Lublink Executive Director at Bethany kids. BethanyKids is a compassionate Christian mission transforming the lives of African children with surgical conditions and disabilities through pediatric surgery, rehabilitation, public education, spiritual ministry and training health professionals. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talkwitsarah/message

Happy world children's day! With me is Janelle Rabe. Come on over as we talk about children's rights, development sector, and anything in between. Enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ian-along/message

Do you think the voting age should be lowered to 16? A Transition Year student took over Taoiseach Leo Varadkar's office ahead of World Children's Day, which took place yesterday. 15 year old Aoife Murphy was the winner of this year's 'Kids Take Over' competition with Unicef Ireland, part of a global campaign that allows young people to shadow world leaders for a day. Aoife used the opportunity to lobby Mr Varadkar to lower the voting age to 16. Do you think the voting age in Ireland should be lowered to 16?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Do you think the voting age should be lowered to 16? A Transition Year student took over Taoiseach Leo Varadkar's office ahead of World Children's Day, which took place yesterday. 15 year old Aoife Murphy was the winner of this year's 'Kids Take Over' competition with Unicef Ireland, part of a global campaign that allows young people to shadow world leaders for a day. Aoife used the opportunity to lobby Mr Varadkar to lower the voting age to 16. Do you think the voting age in Ireland should be lowered to 16? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Unless the world tackles inequality, more than 167-million children will live in extreme poverty by the year 2030. The United Nations General Assembly declared today, the 20th of November, as World Children's Day in 1954. The day is intended to prompt governments to pay more attention to the welfare of their youngest citizens. UNICEF is commemorating the day by emphasizing that it's a day for children and by children to help save their lives, fight for their rights and to help them fulfill their potential. Krivani Pillay compiled this report