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A project with so many supporters among teachers, school and university students because it raises important questions about dignity and offers engaging and effective formats for discussing them and working on them together.
Global Dignity Day (globaldignity.org) is an independent, social, politically and religiously neutral initiative whose goal is to encourage young people — school and university students — to be guided by a sense of their own dignity in their everyday actions.
«“What makes this global event special is that it evolves every year — together with the world we all live in. New ideas, tools, and solutions are added, and more and more people get involved. Every year, our educators look forward to this event in a special way, and we always receive many questions about when registration will open. In my view, this level of engagement strongly reflects the importance of freedom as a key value for Ukrainian society.”».
The international Global Dignity Day initiative was launched in 2006 by members of the World Economic Forum’s Young Global Leaders community — Crown Prince Haakon of Norway, Finnish philosopher Pekka Himanen, and American entrepreneur John Hope Bryant.
The idea behind the movement is simple yet incredibly important: everyone has the right to live a life of dignity. Today, conversations about dignity take place in schools, communities, and professional communities around the world. Over the past 20 years, the Global Dignity movement has reached more than 80 countries and engages 1 million people every year.
«“There are so many challenges before us that need to be addressed, from catastrophic climate change to everyday threats to democracy. And I know this: if dignity is protected and respected in our world, all the other challenges we face can be overcome. That is why the global work to protect dignity plays such an important role.”».
Global Dignity Day has been held in Ukraine since 2015, when the EdCamp Ukraine community became an official ambassador of the initiative.
For Ukraine, dignity is a lived experience of fighting for freedom, human rights, and the ability to be yourself. That is why Dignity Day has become a space for open conversations about values, responsibility, and the country’s future.
The event is supported by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, the Ukrainian Institute of Education Development, the State Service of Education Quality of Ukraine, and the Educational Ombudsman of Ukraine. Every year, new partners join the initiative.
«“Dignity is about respect for ourselves and others, about our choice to act transparently and responsibly, to interact openly, and to keep our promises. We believe that dignity is one of the key values of a strong society.”».
The main goal of the initiative is to teach young people — school and university students — to be guided by a sense of their own dignity in their everyday actions and behavior.
Three logical blocks
Students exchange ideas about dignity without being judged, then share real-life stories and record their own reflections in a letter to themselves for the following year.
Dialog as equals
Educators, invited guests, and children and young people explore together what dignity means in everyday actions.
A new thematic focus every year
Each new wave explores a unique theme within the broader concept of dignity, such as artificial intelligence or digital safety.
Real-life stories
School and university students share their own experiences.
Guests you trust
The conversation often brings in military personnel, volunteers, business leaders, and media professionals.
Any format
The lesson works equally well online, in person, or in a blended format.
Orientation webinar
Second week of November
An introductory online meeting to learn about the theme and updates for the new edition.
Dignity lessons
Nov 21 (Dignity and Freedom Day) – Dec 10 (Human Rights Day)
Lessons using EdCamp Ukraine materials, which educators adapt to their audience and format.
Reporting
By Jan 31
We collect feedback on the events held, and educational institutions receive certificates for their work.
participants have joined the initiative over 10 years
educational institutions have become ambassadors for the values of dignity
years in Ukraine
Every year, the EdCamp Ukraine team creates a methodological guide. It is a modern workbook where, through exercises, creative activities, and honest conversations, students explore their own values.
Everyone who registers for Global Dignity Day receives everything they need to conduct events “from A to Z”: step-by-step guidance, a volunteer guide, posters, and more.
Educators receive a professional development certificate for conducting Dignity Lessons at their educational institutions. The initiative is a professional development program that meets all the requirements of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine. We are also working to ensure that everyone interested can receive a certificate for volunteer work during Global Dignity Day.
Every year, we create a new and unique wall calendar-planner, which becomes a gift for everyone who shares a report on their Dignity Day event on time. It is a flip calendar in which, alongside public holidays and weekends, we highlight important international days dedicated to kindness, equality, responsibility, and freedom.
For more stories, impressions, and results from Dignity Days in Ukraine, visit the Global Dignity Ukraine or follow hashtags #gdignity and #gdignityUkraine.
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