Education Finally Gets Global Attention

Launch Gallery Today, the global community marks the first International Day of Education. For students, teachers, and organizations that support children’s right to education, it’s been a long time coming. Since the 1990s, activists have mobilized to try and ensure education gets more attention globally and nationally. The United Nations hopes to use this day to highlight education’s fundamental and transformative contributions towards peace and sustainable development. It is also important to highlight that the international community has not provided sufficient or consistent global and national…

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