Diversity Digest: International Day of Peace

Diversity Digest is a weekly reflection written by staff from different areas of our school

The International Day of Peace was established by the United Nations in 1981 and first observed in 1982. Each year it invites people worldwide to pause conflict, foster dialogue, and strengthen a culture of non-violence and cooperation. The 2025 theme, “Act Now for a Peaceful World,” calls on individuals and communities to move beyond awareness into action.

At Bangkok Patana, we celebrate this day because it aligns directly with our core value of Global Citizenship. We want students to see themselves as active members of an interconnected world, recognising that their choices, big or small, can nurture understanding, justice, and environmental care. To honour this shared commitment, our community wears blue on a day close to 21st September, a colour symbolising peace and unity across cultures.

Beautiful Recommended Picture Books

Malala’s Magic Pencil – Malala Yousafzai

We Are Water Protectors – Carole Lindstrom

Wild Peace – Irene Latham

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