US EditionInternational Day Highlights Young People in Building Inclusive Education Systems.
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The International Day of Education will be held annually on 24 January, in accordance with the UN General Assembly Resolution adopted on 3 December 2018, reports www.un.org and https://en.unesco.org. This initiative has come as a global response to the need to recognize how important education is as a fundamental human right and as a driver of sustainable development. Resolution 73/25, entitled "International Day of Education", was adopted by Ni…
Education is a human right, a public benefit and a shared responsibility of States and societies, known as the Universal Observance of the International Day of Education 2026
Under the theme of International Education Day 2026, “The power of young people in co-creation of education”, World Vision places special emphasis on the fundamental role of young people (girls and children) in shaping formal and non-formal learning systems, as well as in advocating inclusive, relevant and student-centred provision of educational services.
For International Education Day, marked on Saturday, the Education Cannot Wait (ECW) initiative highlights the fundamental role of young people in co-creating education. The international NGO emphasizes that they are not only beneficiaries but also essential partners in building the future of education systems, especially in crisis contexts. […]
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