Adolescents

Key visual to promote UNICEF Thailand's Dare to Dream Final Phase

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From now on... our future will change

Dare to Dream would like to create spaces where all children and young people in Thailand can voice their opinion about their need of skills for the future.

22/11/2019

Press release

UNICEF, Ministry of Public Health strengthen collaboration to promote health literacy and services for children and adolescents

06/11/2019

A portrait of a young lady wearing a jean shirt with the text "The fight for equal rights should also includ child rights"

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From being bullied to advocating for child rights

No child wants to get bullied. They just want the right to express their opinion, to be heard.

01/11/2019

A young man wearing a violet blue shirt with the text saying "Adults always tell us we're the future. But today, they just don't listen"

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The Planet Needs Help and I Will Stand Up for It

Many kids are passionate about the issue but sometimes the subjects taught in schools are not in line with what we want to learn.

01/11/2019

A young girl wearing white t-shirt and overalls with text saying "We can only hope our young voices can truly be heard by adults in society"

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The Unheard Voice

Almost always, kids’ voices have been ignored in Thai society. How wonderful will it be if these voices can bring positive change?

01/11/2019

A young, dark-skinned, man wearing a white t-shirt with the text "I'd like to see children's views get acceptance from everyone in society".

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The Klongtoey Kid Who Make a Difference

From the kid who joined the “Klongtoey Dee Jung” program, he turned into a volunteer teacher himself.

01/11/2019

A big group of people are standing on the stage. They are raising their hands to show how energetic they are during their participation in the event.

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Empowering our young people to face the future confidently

Thailand is faced with a critical challenge: how best to empower its adolescents and young people so that they become the healthy adults and future leaders.

22/04/2019