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In honor of World Elephant Day

Darbar of Jahangir, Detail; lower-left margin; close-up of elephant  Manohar, fl. 1580-1620, Indian [painter (artist)] Abu'l Hasan, fl 1600-30, Indian c. 1624 Gold and opaque watercolor on paper Islamic Mughal Repository: Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States HOLLIS Number: 8000982989

Today, we celebrate the gentle giants who remind us that strength and wisdom go hand in hand. These magnificent creatures are ecosystem engineers, emotional beings, and living symbols of the wild spaces we must protect. From their intricate family bonds to their crucial role in shaping landscapes, elephants teach us about memory, empathy, and the interconnectedness of all life.

World Elephant Day: Bringing The World Together To Help Elephants

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12 August – World Elephant Day 🐘

Free to Roam Project

The Free to Roam project aims to allow elephants and other wildlife to thrive, by empowering Tsavo communities to give 90% of land back to nature, while increasing food security through permaculture on the remaining 10%.

Each year, one billion boys and girls are victims of violence, robbing them of their innocence and leaving lifelong scars. Violence erodes every investment that families, communities and governments make in children, from their education to their mental and physical health. Damaging the childhoods of today and societies of tomorrow.

But solutions exist, and we are the first generation with the power, and knowledge, to ensure every child is protected.

This November, the first-ever Global Ministerial Conference on Ending Violence Against Children takes place. A responsibility and opportunity to deliver change. On behalf of the one billion children affected by violence, we urgently call on world leaders to participate and pledge actions  to keep every child safe.

Childhood is in our hands. The power to act is now in yours.

Take action HERE

Travel Safe was unveiled on Wednesday, August 28th outside of the Burton Cummings Theatre, 364 Smith St., Winnipeg.

"Darcy Ataman, an artist/producer and the Founder of Make Music Matter, introduces a project to support and raise awareness on the response to refugees and displaced persons through a visceral art installation. Ataman’s overseas experiences with MMM exposed him to the effects of forced migration. Motivated by the words, “We know no one is coming to save us and why,” he created Travel Safe to break the cycle and inspire action to address these issues."

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Subject – World Elephant Day

On August 12, 2012, the inaugural of World Elephant Day was launched to bring attention to the urgent plight of Asian and African elephants. The elephant is loved, revered and respected by people and cultures around the world, yet we balance on the brink of seeing the last of this magnificent creature.

The theme for Save the Elephant Day 2024 might be centered around “Personifying prehistoric beauty, theological relevance, and environmental importance”.

Fun fact of elephant - They're the world's largest land animal

With Best Regards,