The International Day of the Girl Child is celebrated on October 11 each year. Established by the United Nations in 2012, this day aims to highlight the challenges girls face worldwide and promote their empowerment and rights. It encourages communities to take action to improve the lives of girls and ensure they have equal opportunities in education, health, and leadership. Each year, the day focuses on a specific theme related to girls' issues, such as education, gender equality, and violence against girls. Events and activities are organized globally to raise awareness and inspire change, fostering a world where every girl can thrive and reach her full potential.