The Founding Mothers declare:
Every child deserves to grow up knowing they are loved, protected, heard, and free to dream.
We invite communities around the world to celebrate
Children's Day of Peace
– a day dedicated to honoring children through joyful expressions of unity, creativity, kindness, and hope.
Whether your community gathers in a school,
a park, a neighborhood, village or city square, every act of peace matters.
Walk ~ Paint ~ Play
Plant ~ Tend ~ Serve
Care ~ Create ~ Celebrate
One day can inspire a lifetime.





THROUGH THE YEARS
1959: U.N. General Assembly adopts the
Declaration of the Rights of the Child.
1989: U.N. General Assembly adopts the
Convention on the Rights of the Child,
a legally binding Treaty detailing the rights every child should possess in order to live a safe and happy life.
The United States is the ONLY U.N. member
NOT to ratify the Treaty.








