International Day of Education in 2021

Today is the International Day of Education and a reminder on the role education plays in building a virile, healthy society. As an organisation, we recognise that education is a right for every child and a duty we owe them and their future. This is at the heart of our programs. https://t.co/WKeObbFyLR

— The Destiny Trust (@TheDestinyTrust) January 24, 2021

Student from the @BadStudent_ splashed paint on herself to protest the Education minister on a Thai teacher’s day. Earlier 5 students were taken to a police office before granted allowance to perform a 15-minute activity. #นักเรียนเลว #ม็อบ16มกรา #วันครู #วันครู2564 #ยกเลิก112 https://t.co/bZyp0Gh75Y

— Evie Chomchuen (@EvieNHKWORLD) January 16, 2021

Happy Intl Day of Education!📚 To celebrate #EducationDay this year, we will share reports, events & calls to action throughout the week + info on some of the ways we work to support & strengthen refugee education. 🗣️Join us & add your voice to support refugees' right to learn https://t.co/hp3nHSqliG

— UNHCR Education (@UNHCR_Education) January 24, 2021

Taking it a day at a time, but giving it my all... “There is no education like adversity” https://t.co/rsC6aRO5r9

— Joe Gomez (@J_Gomez97) January 21, 2021

Our schools are underfunded—4 soon to be closed—and yet, our neighborhoods are policed by a well-funded, militarized force. The crises we live make it clearer every day that we must urgently abolish a system that puts militarization above education. https://t.co/DUOBBMGCUG

— El Monte Tenants Union (@emtenants) January 22, 2021

Just finished #ItsASin in tears. Please don’t leave your education of HIV at episode five. We’ve come so far and those from the 80s paved the way for us today. I’m HIV+, I take two pills a day & I can’t pass it on, but there’s still so much more work to be done around stigma.

— George (@gxorgewestwood) January 25, 2021

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — President Joe Biden’s 60-day moratorium on new oil and natural gas leases and drilling permits is prompting widespread concerns in New Mexico, where spending on education and other public programs hinges on the industry’s success.

— Josh Caplan (@joshdcaplan) January 23, 2021