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World Teachers’ Day: why 5 October matters
World Teachers’ Day celebrates educators and returns attention to the conditions, support and trust their work requires.
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Why the International Day of Peace is marked on 21 September
A shared day cannot create peace alone, but it can make room for learning, reflection and practical acts of nonviolence.
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A. P. J. Abdul Kalam’s birthday and the value of a dream
15 October remembers an Indian scientist, teacher and president whose public life encouraged young people to imagine boldly.
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Marie Curie’s birthday and a life of scientific firsts
Born on 7 November 1867, Marie Curie is remembered for discoveries, persistence and a scientific life that crossed borders.
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Nelson Mandela’s birthday: a date connected to service
18 July remembers Nelson Mandela’s life and asks a simple question: what can each of us contribute where we are?
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Why do some dates become international days?
A date on the world’s calendar often begins with a shared concern, a public decision and the hope that attention can lead to action.
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