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National Child Day is celebrated in Canada on November 20th to acknowledge the importance of children’s rights and our country’s commitment to upholding them. This year’s theme is “Inclusion for …
National Child Day is celebrated in Canada on November 20th to acknowledge the importance of children’s rights and our country’s commitment to upholding them. This year’s theme is “Inclusion for …
National Child Day celebrates the importance of raising healthy and happy children and youth, which is something us at Kids Up Front Edmonton prioritizes each and every day. Article 31 …
A profound sense of belonging forms the very foundation of our human existence. It intricately weaves itself into the fabric of our lives, influencing our behaviors, protective mechanisms, and resilience. …
Children play an important role in our hearts. National Child Day encourages us to reflect on the importance of fair treatment for families who may need extra assistance in providing …
Hon. Muhammad Yaseen, MLA Calgary-North, the Associate Minister of Immigration and Multiculturalism, has a message for the community on National Child Day. This year the theme for National Child day …
Reading is a Right By Steacy Pinney, CEO, Calgary Reads When a child is hungry, we give them a sandwich. When a child is cold, we give them a jacket. …
Written by: Del Graff, Child and Youth Advocate of Alberta With the global pandemic dominating much of our attention, National Child Day is a time to take pause and focus …
Written by: Steacy Pinney, CEO, Calgary Reads Think about that moment when you were sitting on your grandmother’s lap or next to your father at bedtime as a child. She …
Written by: The Edmonton National Child Day Planning Committee Did you know November 20 is National Child Day? This event is celebrated annually in Canada to recognize our country’s commitment …
Written by: The Honourable Landon Pearson O.C., Former Canadian Senator and Children’s Rights Advocate Until the Convention on the Rights of the Child was adopted in 1989 people rarely talked …