Events

Upcoming Events

Join us as we honor the strength, achievements, and voices of People everywhere.

International Women’s Day – 8 March

A global celebration recognizing women’s achievements in leadership, education, science, entrepreneurship, and community development. It also raises awareness of gender inequality, promotes women’s rights, and calls for collective action to create a world where every woman can thrive.

International Girls in ICT Day – 4 April

This day encourages girls to pursue careers in technology, coding, engineering, and digital innovation. It brings attention to the digital gender gap and strengthens efforts to equip young women with the skills, confidence, and opportunities needed to participate in the digital economy.

International Day of Families – 15 May

A day that acknowledges the family as a cornerstone of society. It encourages discussions on family welfare, parenting responsibilities, children’s rights, education, healthcare, and social support systems that strengthen family bonds and promote stability.

World Menstrual Hygiene Day – 28 May

A day aimed at breaking the silence around menstruation, challenging harmful myths, and advocating for equal access to menstrual products, sanitation, and health education. It supports dignity, safety, and well-being for women and girls worldwide.

World Refugee Day – 20 June

Honors refugees who have been forced to flee their homes due to war, conflict, or persecution. The day emphasizes compassion, protection, and the need for international cooperation to ensure refugees have access to safety, education, and the opportunity to rebuild their lives.

International Widows’ Day – 23 June

This day highlights the injustices widows face, including economic hardship, discrimination, and social isolation. It calls for stronger legal protections, community support, and programs that restore dignity, rights, and economic empowerment for widow-led households.

International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking – 26 June

A global commitment to combating drug abuse and the illegal drug trade. It promotes prevention, treatment, rehabilitation, and community awareness while encouraging international cooperation to build safer, healthier societies.

International Youth Day – 12 August

Celebrates the creativity, strength, and potential of young people. It sheds light on issues affecting youth such as unemployment, mental health, education, and civic participation and encourages policies and programs that empower young people to drive positive change.

World Humanitarian Day – 19 August

A day dedicated to recognizing humanitarian workers who assist people affected by disasters, conflict, and emergencies. It also raises awareness of the urgent humanitarian needs around the world and inspires support for those who risk their lives to help others.

World Teachers’ Day – 5 October

Celebrates teachers for shaping future generations through education. The day highlights the need for strong educational systems, teacher training, adequate support, and respect for the teaching profession as a foundation for national development.

World Mental Health Day – 10 October

Promotes open conversations about mental health, encourages early support, and challenges stigma associated with mental illness. It advocates for accessible care, emotional well-being, and a global commitment to mental health as a basic human right.

International Day of the Girl Child – 11 October

Focuses on empowering girls and addressing challenges such as gender-based violence, limited access to education, child marriage, and discrimination. It promotes programs that help girls build confidence, develop leadership skills, and realize their full potential.

World Food Day – 16 October

Raises global awareness about hunger, malnutrition, and food insecurity. It promotes sustainable farming, responsible food production, and policies that ensure everyone has access to safe, nutritious, and affordable food.

International Day for the Eradication of Poverty – 17 October

Recognizes the struggles of people living in poverty and calls for collaborative efforts to reduce inequality. It promotes social protection, equitable access to resources, and long-term solutions that uplift vulnerable communities.

International Men’s Day – 19 November

Highlights the positive contributions of men in families, workplaces, and communities. It also brings attention to men’s health issues, emotional well-being, responsible fatherhood, and the need for supportive environments for boys and men.

International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women – 25 November

A powerful global call to end all forms of violence against women and girls. It promotes prevention, protection, survivor support, and laws that ensure safety, justice, and equality for every woman and girl worldwide.

International Day of Persons with Disabilities – 3 December

Promotes full inclusion, accessibility, and equal opportunities for persons with disabilities. The day encourages governments and communities to remove physical, social, and systemic barriers, enabling active participation in all aspects of life.

International Human Rights Day – 10 December

Commemorates the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and reinforces the global commitment to freedom, justice, equality, and human dignity. It calls for continued efforts to protect human rights and ensure fairness for every individual, regardless of background.