Juneteenth is a reminder: freedom is not just a date—it’s a duty. A duty to tell the truth. To teach the next generation. To keep walking, even when the road is long.

Rosa Parks’ story is not just history but it’s a guide for future generations to be brave, stand tall in the face of unfairness and know that your actions today can change your tomorrow.

Education is the basis of girls' empowerment, which in turn provides them with the knowledge, skills, and self-esteem to be the architects of their future and to follow their ambitions.

To honor Malala and her incredible life and efforts to change the world, Malala Day occurs every year on her birthday, July 12. The day is also significant because she delivered a powerful speech to the United Nations in 2013.

Women’s Equality Day is a momentous time to celebrate all that women have accomplished – they are successful, empowering, and intelligent beings who continue to break the glass ceiling.

The Samaritan shows us that we should help each other no matter our religion, our standing of equality in reference to others, or our place in society. We all belong to the same race – humanity.

Every year on December 10 we commemorate the adoption of, arguably, one of the most significant documents in the history of human rights: The Universal Declaration of Human Rights.