January 11

Children's Day in Tunisia is observed annually on January 11 to honor the importance of children in society and promote their welfare and rights. Schools and community organizations host events and activities that highlight children's education, health, and development. Cultural performances, workshops, and interactive sessions aim to engage young people while raising public awareness. The observance emphasizes ensuring access to quality education, healthcare, and safe environments for every child. It also serves as a reminder of ongoing efforts to protect children from exploitation and to support their growth into healthy, empowered adults.

National Human Trafficking Awareness Day, observed on January 11 in the United States, aims to educate the public about the scope and impact of human trafficking. Organizations, advocacy groups, and government agencies host workshops, community events, and training sessions to teach recognition and prevention strategies. Survivors often share their experiences to inspire action and highlight available support services. Many participants wear blue to symbolize solidarity in the fight against trafficking. The day calls for stronger policies, collaboration, and public engagement to end modern-day slavery.