11-year-old Putera lost his mother when he was a baby. Then COVID-19 took his father too.

This is how a whole community came together to help him and his grandmother build a brighter future in Indonesia. https://t.co/RDbNEtUDrB

Children in Lebanon on why they need their schools to remain open during and beyond COVID-19. https://t.co/KtKrU9iTaE

An equal world, #ForEveryChild. 

That's it. That's the tweet.

@voicesofyouth https://t.co/w5QDR8wDQ5

RT @unicefchief: School closures continue to disrupt the lives of more than 616M students across the world. 

#EducationDay is a reminder that we must prioritize helping every child and young person get their education back on track.

RT @UNICEFLebanon: No effort should be spared to keep schools open and children learning. We must make sure that every child can access an education, no matter where they live or who they are. #EducationDay https://t.co/qEY1Ho83W9

More than 616 million students remain affected by full or partial COVID-19 school closures.

This #EducationDay, learn more about the pandemic's impact on education.

RT @UNICEFBD: "When I grow up, I dream of owning a shoe factory of my own." Arif, 12, who went to a #UNICEF supported learning programme before #COVID19.

To safeguard children's futures, schools should be among the last institutions to close as countries fight new variants.

#EducationDay https://t.co/cpJzgSGp0I

Three reasons why we must do everything we can to keep schools open and ensure children can continue learning. https://t.co/UX7FdZy6VK

RT @UNICEF_ECA: More than 370 million #children globally missed out on school meals during #school closures, losing what is for some children the only nutritious #meal of the day.

With safety measures in place, schools must reopen and stay open for all #children.

#EducationDay https://t.co/su9OSYB4y5

RT @unicefrw: Happy International #DayofEducation! 

This year, we look forward to continuing to work together to reimagine education #ForEveryChild

@Rwanda_Edu @REBRwanda @LindseyJulianna @RajatMadhok https://t.co/7RBB3hQ80J

RT @unicefmali: Aye Bocoum is an 18-year-old child right’s champion using her artistic talent to advocate for every girl and every boy’s right to #education. 

This #EducationDay share what you are doing to make sure every child is learning. https://t.co/g4vXQY1ZQi

RT @UNICEF_Nigeria: Uzayya Idris, 13, is a schoolgirl from Gabarin village in Jigawa state who walks a long distance every day to get water, causing her education to suffer.

To address the difficulty that girls like Uzzaya face, UNICEF is working with partners to provide boreholes in communities. https://t.co/IqeNSiYcSg

Over 1.5 million children have lost a parent due to COVID-19. 

Do your part to protect your family and get vaccinated. https://t.co/s4KFZERIQO

☃️ #MondayMotivation to brighten your day during these uncertain times.

Little Raza grins ear to ear in his snow-covered hometown of Gulmit  in Hunza, Gilgit Baltistan. 

How will you make someone smile today?

@UNICEF_Pakistan https://t.co/zHxmc1QRmi

"I just wanted to go to school," says 12-year-old Shahnaz from Pakistan.

This #EducationDay, learn about Shahnaz's unusual story in pursuit of education, and how she's helped other girls in her community access their right to learn.

Children need champions.

We work day in and day out in over 190 countries and territories to make sure every child like this little one in Côte d'Ivoire has the best start in life.

Through COVID-19, conflict, and climate change, we won't stop. #MondayMotivation https://t.co/ixSnn6j6dS

RT @PalomaUnicef: COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted the education of more than 1.5 billion children in the last two years. 

To keep schools open and support teachers and families should be a priority for every country.

##DayOfEducation https://t.co/AOIFEuuJVA

RT @bvnylund: Nearly 850 children at immediate risk as violence continues in northeast #Syria. The clock is ticking and more collective action is needed now.

#EveryDayCounts
@UNICEF @UNICEFmena @UNICEFmedia 

Read my STATEMENT:
https://t.co/ZQG0vonOHp

RT @UNICEFPacific: “When I heard the explosion from the eruption, I felt scared. I cried as I was running, and I was trying to hold onto my mom. The ash rained down onto the road when we were driving, and it was hard to see out the windows.” - 11-year-old Moui-He-Kelesi (left) from Tonga. https://t.co/A0z2KvGYez

Time.
Support.
Resources.

Raising a family has always been hard work – and now with COVID-19, parents and caregivers are facing even more challenges.

Governments and businesses must scale up family-friendly policies to help give children the best start in life.