Training on Social Media and Media Literacy for Child Rights Advocates
On Saturday, June 20, ACLIC members participated in a training on the effective use of social media for child rights advocacy. The training aimed to strengthen participants' knowledge and skills in media advocacy, media literacy, and responsible digital engagement.During the session, participants learned how to use social media platforms to raise awareness of child rights issues, engage audiences effectively, and advocate responsibly while safeguarding the protection and best interests of children. The training also highlighted the role of media as a powerful tool for influencing public opinion, promoting child rights, and driving positive social change.The training enhanced the capacity of ACLIC members to use digital platforms strategically and ethically in their advocacy efforts, contributing to stronger child rights promotion and protection initiatives
Day of the African Child 2026 Celebration
On June 16, OSD, in collaboration with the Nifas Silk Sub-City Office of Women, Children, and Social Affairs, commemorated the Day of the African Child. The event marked the 36th Africa-level observance and the 35th anniversary of the Day of the African Child in Ethiopia.The celebration brought together stakeholders, community representatives, and children to reflect on the importance of promoting and protecting children's rights. The event highlighted this year's focus on creating a safe and clean environment for all children, emphasizing the need to ensure that every child has access to a secure, healthy, and supportive environment where they can grow, learn, and reach their full potential.Participants reaffirmed their commitment to working collaboratively to advance child rights and improve the well-being of children through continued advocacy, awareness raising, and community engagement.
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