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5 Ways to Get Involved

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Get social

This National Child Day, promote awareness about children’s rights through social media. Every tweet, post, and share helps to spread the word and involve more Canadians in this critical conversation about kids in Canada. 

#8MillionEmpowered

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National Child Day is on November 20. Looking for an easy way to spread the word? Use our #8MillionEmpowered graphic as your profile picture on Facebook or Instagram throughout the month of November!

Here’s how to get started:
1. Download the 2024 NCD graphic here.
2. Go to your profile photo.
3. Click the camera icon to change your profile photo.
4. Select the #8MillionEmpowered graphic.

Changing your profile photo is a great way to get the conversation started with your family and friends on social media.

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Enlist your school

Children need to know their rights – and celebrate them! This year’s National Child Day Activity Guide includes fun games and resources. Teachers can also display our 2024 poster in classrooms and hallways to help raise awareness.

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Want to do more with your students? Register for our National Child Day online event on November 20. Kids will learn about their rights, have a chance to ask questions, and hear from Canadian leaders and experts.

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Celebrate at home

The best way to show kids they matter is by celebrating their rights. Set aside special family time to discuss the difference between rights and wants:

Rights

What you need to survive and thrive

Wants

Things that are nice to have but not essential to a safe and healthy childhood

Download Children First Canada’s child-friendly rights poster and go through each item together. You can also incorporate games to make learning fun (see our National Day Activity Guide for more ideas). 

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Engage your workplace or organization

Adults need to hear about the importance of children’s rights, too. Encourage your co-workers to spend time with their kids on November 20 to talk about their rights. At your workplace, consider hosting a virtual lunch-and-learn session or fundraiser, encourage co-workers to participate in our National Child Day online event on November 20, or ask your employer to help spread the word through your company’s intranet or on social media.
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Host a fundraiser

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Want to encourage your school, community, workplace or friends to support children’s rights in Canada? Host a fundraiser! Match employee donations, plan a bake sale or invite people to donate a toonie on National Child Day. Get creative, and know that you’ll be making a difference in the lives of all 8 million kids in Canada. When you donate to Children First Canada, 100% of the proceeds support programs that promote the rights of children and youth in Canada.
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