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The United Nations International Day of Play – Celebrating Childhood, Creativity, and Connection (June 11)

  Introduction On June 11, the world comes together to celebrate the United Nations International Day of Play , a global observance officially recognized by the UN General Assembly in 2023. This initiative underscores the crucial role of play in childhood development , education, mental health, and social cohesion. More than just a leisure activity, play is a fundamental right of every child and a powerful tool for learning and resilience. This day serves as a universal call to action: to ensure that every child, regardless of geography, gender, or economic background, has the right and opportunity to engage in play. In this article, we explore the origins of this important day, its significance in today’s society, its global impact, and how individuals, schools, organizations, and governments can participate in meaningful ways. Table of Contents Origins and UN Recognition The Power of Play in Childhood Development Why the World Needs an International Day of Play Educati...

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