Proclamée par l'ONU, cette journée promeut le bien-être et les droits des enfants partout dans le monde. Elle encourage la réflexion sur les conditions de développement des enfants et sur l'importance des interactions de qualité pour soutenir leur apprentissage, leur communication et leur épanouissement.

Cette semaine annuelle mobilise la société québécoise autour du bien-être et du développement des enfants de 0 à 5 ans. Elle rappelle l'importance des premières années de vie pour le développement langagier, social et affectif, et invite à poser des gestes concrets pour l'épanouissement des tout-petits.

Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW) is an annual celebration held in over 180 countries. Organized by the Global Entrepreneurship Network (GEN) and Futurpreneur in Canada, it allows businesses, nonprofit organizations, entrepreneurs, and stakeholders to host events on key entrepreneurship themes.

The International Day for Tolerance, established by UNESCO in 1995, aims to promote mutual respect and understanding between cultures and individuals. By raising public awareness of the dangers of intolerance, this day encourages dialogue, diversity, and peaceful coexistence.

The European Week for the Employment of People with Disabilities is a key event for job seekers with disabilities, recruiters, and business leaders, promoting inclusion and access to employment for all. It is an essential opportunity to exchange ideas, raise awareness, and take collective action in favor of diversity.

Every year on November 19, Women's Entrepreneurship Day highlights the crucial role of women in the global economy. By celebrating their achievements and encouraging entrepreneurship among girls, this day helps reduce inequalities and promote sustainable development for all.