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What is equality and social justice?
Being yourself and talking about difference
Cultural appropriation: What is it and what does it mean?
LGBT+ History Month: What it means to 'come out' It's LGBT+ History Month, which is a time to promote the history and celebrate the lives of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people. The + is an inclusive symbol to mean 'and others' to include people of all identities.
How well do you know LGBT+ history? LGBT+ History Month is an annual celebration that aims to commemorate the lives and achievements of those who have fought for equality throughout the years. But when was the first Pride march? And how well do you know Polari? Try this quiz to test out your knowledge of LGBT+ history.
Where did the rainbow flag come from? Ireland and US football teams add rainbow LGBT flag to kit
The evolution of LGBT+ History Month
Australian government approves same-sex marriage
What is the difference between sexuality and gender?
‘Diverse books are important all year around’ Having books that show diverse and different families is an important way for LGBT families to be represented.
RACISM & the ENGLAND football team | What you need to know | Newsround
Kuro- Spoken Word We have heard musicians, sports stars, actors and politicians, among others, speak out. Now it’s the turn of 11-year-old Kuro from London and his award-winning poem about racism.
Empire and Me: A Newsround Special In the UK, following George Floyd's murder, a debate began about Britain's history, and in particular how people should look at the British Empire.
Black history: The forgotten history of black people in the UK
Windrush Finding My Family - Windrush: A Newsround Special
Marcus Rashford Video
Marcus Rashford’s work with FareShare Article
Marcus Rashford gets MBE Article
Stormzy donates £500k to higher education Newsround
George Floyd- Why are there huge protests in the US and around the world?
What's it like to grow up as a black child in USA? Video
Colourism: Dark-skinned and light-skinned - why there is no difference
Soul Cap for Black Swimmers Barriers in swimming
9/11 20th anniversary: What happened on September 11 2001?
Racism in football: Bukayo Saka - 'Love always wins'
Racism in football: Balraj's story Meet ten-year-old Balraj. He's Sikh and is football mad! But he has experienced racist abuse for playing the game he loves.
World Afro Day: A day to celebrate coiled or curly hair
Notes to my teenage self: Sir Lenny Henry and Kadeem Ramsay Growing up black
Notes to my teenage self: Breis and Julie Adenuga Growing up black
Notes to my teenage self: Percelle Ascott and Remel London Growing up black
Notes to my teenage self: Dev Griffin and Sèverine Howell-Meri Growing up black
Notes to my teenage self: Sharon Duncan-Brewster and Danielle Vitalis Growing up black
Notes to my teenage self: Danny Sapani and Abubakar Salim Growing up black
Martin Luther King Day 2022: Why people celebrate it
Kamala Harris: Who is the first female vice president of the USA? Important for women and black people
Kamala Harris Who is Kamala Harris and why is her new job important?
Malcolm X Day: Who was he and why was he important?
My Autism and me! A Newsround Special What is autism and how does it affect people?
Congenital Heart Defect: How the NHS Has Helped Me | NHS 75 | Newsround
Down's Syndrome Five myths about Down's Syndrome
Chloe explains Down's syndrome Down’s Syndrome
Down’s Syndrome Newsround
CBeebies' George Webster On Making History & Busting Myths Around Learning Disabilities Down’s Syndrome
Accessible Playgrounds: 'Disabled Children are Being Left Out ' | Newsround Physical Disability
Press Packer Elodie Meets Author Rosie Jones | Newsround Cerebral Palsy
New Invention to Help People with Disability to Surf Disability
New Hands-Free Wheelchair Designed to Navigate Beach Terrain | Newsround
Young Gymnast Doesn't Let Scoliosis Stop Her Doing What She Loves 🤸♀️ | Newsround
Subtitles in cinema: ‘More needs to be done for deaf audiences’ Dan loves films but says he rarely goes to the cinema because of the lack of screenings. He wants cinemas to do more for people who are deaf or hard of hearing.
ANXIETY: A Newsround Special Report | World Mental Health Day Newsround
Tips for Dealing with Anxiety 😓 | Newsround
Mental Health Awareness Week | Being kind | Newsround | CBBC
Inside My Head: Taking Control of My Anxiety | Newsround Special Full Episode | CBBC
Tips for coping with ANXIETY | Children's Mental Health Week | Newsround Newsround
Kenzi's Autism Poem Kenzi Jupp, 11, is super excited after finding out he's won a competition for his poem about what it's like to have autism.
What is it like to have Tourette’s Syndrome when you’re a teenager?
Jovita: Living life deaf in a hearing world She tells us why being from a deaf family - and deaf herself - is difficult in a hearing world.
Dylan: How I embraced my stammer Dylan has had a stammer since he was six years old. But he hasn't let it stop him from being the voice of a national stammer awareness campaign.
What is sickle cell disease and what’s it like to live with it?
How to sign the alphabet in British Sign Language
What is metacognition and how can it help you?
Left-Handers Day: Amazing facts about lefties
Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup 2021 Four things you need to know about Wheelchair Rugby League.
Wonder by R.J. Palacio Book Recommendation
Buddhism Five Key Facts
UK's only Buddhist primary school
Judaism Five Key Facts
What do you enjoy about Hanukkah?
How do Jewish people show care? What is Shabbat?
Sikhism Five Key Facts
Langar Week: What is it and why is it important for the Sikh faith?
Christianity Five Key Facts
Hinduism Five Key Facts
Diwali Understanding the world and religious celebrations
Rangoli, puja and diya: Seven words to help you learn more about Diwali
How do people celebrate Diwali?
Islam Five Key Facts
Sunni and Shia - Islam's two beliefs
Humanism Five Key Facts
How do non-religious people show care?
Malala Yousafzai Malala: I am very worried about the rights of women and girls
Afghanistan, the Taliban and education for girls: BBC expert Jeremy Bowen answers your questions
The rugby player inspiring other girls This is Alex and she is crazy about rugby. She's been playing since she was six and hopes to one day play professionally. Being a girl hasn't stopped her training with the boys. Alex says she has never been treated differently either and even inspired her friends to pick up a rugby ball.
Women's Football FA announces new plans for girls' football in England
Olivia's story: 'I'm making a stand for girls in football' There are more girls and women playing football than ever before in the UK.
Two stories from Holocaust survivors
Holocaust Memorial Day 2023: What can we learn?
What is Holocaust Memorial Day?
Holocaust hero Sir Nicholas Winton dies aged 106
How Other Countries are Helping Refugees from the Ukraine | Newsround
English Channel migrants: What happens to migrant children?
Channel migrants: Why are people crossing the English Channel?
Migrant Crisis: Why do child migrants want to come to the UK?
Why are so many migrants coming to the UK by boat?
How is the government tackling the migrant crisis in the UK?
Ahmad's story: Why are some Afghan refugees in the UK being made to move?
Day of the Dead: What is it and how is it celebrated?
How to talk to your child about differences in the world around them Rich and Lew have two adopted children. Their situation might be quite different to many of their classmates and it is important that children are able to talk about this diversity in a healthy way. Here are their tips for helping your child to understand difference.
The oldest person to sail around the world and other sporting stars proving age is just a number
Why working into your 90s can be good for your health
Are young people discriminated against for being young? | A-Z of ISMs Episode 25 - BBC Ideas
International Day of Older Persons
Taking place on 1st October every year.
Raising awareness of the impact of an ageing population and the need to ensure people can grow old with dignity.
Over the next 50 years, the number of older persons in the world will grow from about 600 million to almost 2 billion. Today, one person in ten is aged 60 or over - by 2050, this will be one person in five, and by 2150, one in three. Such a major demographic change presents huge challenges.
The International Day of Older Persons aims to raise awareness of the impact of an ageing population and the need to ensure that people can grow old with dignity and continue to participate in society as citizens with full rights. It also seeks to emphasise how older people can make major contributions to their communities, through volunteer work, transmitting experience and knowledge, helping their families with caring responsibilities and participating in the paid labour force.
International Day of the Girl Child
Taking place on 11th October every year.
Promoting girls' rights, highlighting gender inequalities and addressing discrimination and abuse suffered by girls around the globe.
Research has shown that simply being born a girl can leave a child at a huge disadvantage in life.
In the poorest societies girls face greater risk of malnutrition and hunger as well as fewer education and career opportunities. In many developing countries 1 out of 7 girls marries before the age of 15. It is in order to highlight these issues that the UN General Assembly voted to declare 11 October every year International Day of the Girl Child (also known as Day of Girls). This is a day to call for the full support of girls that ensures they are given every opportunity their male counterparts are given.
International Day of Persons with Disabilities
Taking place on 3rd December every year.
Raising awareness of disability rights and issues.
This day aims to promote an understanding of disability issues and mobilise support for the dignity, rights and well-being of persons with disabilities. Crucially, it seeks to raise awareness about making political, social, economic and cultural life accessible for disabled people.
Initiated in 1992 by the UN, the day aims to engage groups from across civil society including institutions, local governments, schools and community groups. It highlights the fact that we must make every level of society accessible for disabled people. This extends from the design of public spaces to the inclusive processes of organisations.