International Day of the Girl 2020
11 October was declared International Day of the Girl (IDG) by the United Nations in 2012. Ever since, Girl Guides and Girl Scouts around the world have been celebrating IDG every year. It is a key moment for us to come together to raise up girls' voices, and show how our Movement empowers girls and young women to shape the world they want to see all year long.
My voice, our equal future
In 2020, the IDG theme is "My voice, our equal future". It focuses on how girls can lead as a generation of activists accelerating social change. For us, this means empowering girls worldwide to create advocacy projects and campaigns that are truly led by them.
Girl-led Advocacy
WAGGGS defines advocacy as the process that happens when we influence people to take decisions that will improve our lives and the lives of others.
Girl-led advocacy happens when girls are the ones choosing the issues they want to advocate on, defining the change they want to see and how to get there.
The #HearMeNow resource is an activity pack designed for Girl Guides and Girl Scouts of all ages to make their voices heard on International Day of the Girl 2020.
Earn the #HearMeNow badge by completing the required activities:
Step 1:
Learn about International Day of the Girl and this year's theme.
Step 2:
Complete at least one activity from each of the three sections in the #HearMeNow Activity Pack:
HEAR
ME
NOW
Step 3:
Take part in the #HearMeNow online campaign.
Download the IDG 2020 #HearMeNow Activity Pack to learn more!
Download the #HearMeNow Pledge Sign (Activity Pack P.16) and share your vision for the future with Girl Guides and Girl Scouts around the world via social media.
IDG 2020 #HearMeNow Badge
Appointed Guiders may collect the IDG 2020 #HearMeNow Badge from HKGGA and award it to their members who have completed the challenges. Complete this Badge Collection Form and submit by post, fax, email or in person to the HKGGA Programme Department (8 Gascoigne Road, Kowloon).
The cloth badge can be worn on the front of the sash.
Enquiry
2359 6815 (Programme Department)