Global Day of Parents 2024; June 1st.

FORUM: "The Promise of Playful Parenting." Global Day of Parents 2024. Throughout June, United Nations Children’s Fund, Family organizations; Associations of parents will be encompassing a broad range of topics from the scientific foundations of play to engaging activities for the entire family. In recognition of the increasing prevalence of online play, they will also provide parents with comprehensive guides and detailed explanations to ensure their children's online experiences are both safe and positive. Follow the conversation with the hashtags: #Globaldayofparents, #1June, #myparents, #HonorYourParents.

EVENTS: On Saturday, June 1st, to mark the Global Day of Parents 2024, a webinar will be held to thanks parents and to explore the opportunity to support parents and caregivers of children 0-6 years old. Parents are aware of the importance of education, so they are the first to make the child go to school. A child with good parenting rarely fails in life. Parents act as the first family of a child until he is married. In many people’s success, the role of parents is the key. You can even notice many world leaders and philosophers describing the role of their parents in their life.

CONFERENCES, WEBINARS AND WORKSHOPS

The commemoration this year falls on Saturday June 1st, the Global Day of Parents, which itself provides an opportunity to appreciate parents throughout the world for their selfless commitment to children and their lifelong sacrifice towards nurturing this relationship.

PUBLICATION: The World Health Statistics 2024 report urges countries to redouble efforts towards health-related SDGs by 2030. Read the World Health Statistics 2024 Report ''Monitoring Health for the SDGs, Sustainable Development Goals.

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