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🌍 International Day on 12 August: International Youth Day

 Every 12 August, the United Nations observes International Youth Day, celebrating the voices, potential, and rights of young people globally while highlighting the challenges they face.

The 2025 theme will be announced by the UN, but themes generally focus on youth participation, mental health, climate action, education, and innovation.


🌟 Why International Youth Day Matters

Empowers Voices: Highlights the importance of youth in decision-making and community leadership.
Raises Awareness: Addresses issues like youth unemployment, education access, and climate anxiety.
Promotes Inclusion: Encourages intergenerational dialogue and policy action for youth needs.
Inspires Innovation: Youth bring creativity and energy to solve global challenges.


📜 Background

✨ Declared by the UN General Assembly in 1999, with the first observance in 2000.
✨ Youth (aged 15–24) represent over 16% of the global population (1.2 billion people).
✨ Provides a platform for youth organizations and governments to engage on pressing issues.


📊 Key Facts

✨ 1 in 5 young people globally are not in education, employment, or training (NEET).
✨ Youth are at the forefront of climate activism and sustainable innovations.
✨ Digital literacy and connectivity remain barriers for many young people worldwide.


🎉 How to Observe International Youth Day

Attend Events: Join online or local youth-focused events and discussions.
Support Youth-Led Initiatives: Promote and collaborate with youth organizations.
Share Stories: Use #InternationalYouthDay to amplify youth voices.
Create Youth Art: Highlight youth perspectives through art, reels, or photo essays.
Volunteer: Mentor or support youth in your community.


💡 Why It Matters

✅ Recognizes youth as critical partners in building a sustainable and just future.
✅ Supports youth-led solutions for climate, education, and equality.
✅ Encourages societies to invest in youth empowerment and participation.

“Youth are not the leaders of tomorrow; they are the leaders of today.” — UN Youth Envoy


🎨 Artistic & Educational Opportunities

For artists, educators, and storytellers:

🎨 Illustrate youth leaders, education access, or climate action in your art.
📸 Share photo stories of youth empowerment or innovation in your region.
🖋️ Write a blog post on youth changemakers in your community or globally.


📌 Final Thought

On 12 August, let International Youth Day remind us to support and empower young people, listening to their visions and amplifying their voices for a brighter, equitable future.


🏠 For more art, travel, and cultural stories, visit our CRA ARTS Main Page.

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