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Last year, over 680,000 young people participated in Global Dignity Day events in the Middle East, Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas. Join us for Global Dignity Day 2019 on October 16th!

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We’ve created a variety of curriculum ideas, resources, and a Toolkit to help you organize small group Dignity Workshops and learning experiences in classrooms, community and youth groups, under tents in refugee camps – anytime and anywhere.

Teaching Tools

We work in more than 70 countries around the world. If you’d like to find the Global Dignity Chapter in your country, please select the button below.

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There are so many things you can do right now to lead a life that is based on the values and principles of dignity.

Take The Pledge

Global Dignity began in one classroom with 30 students in 2006. Last year, 680,000 young people across 74 countries participated in Global Dignity activities. Be part of our growing movement by volunteering in your country.

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Every nonprofit organization is only as strong as its base and network of support. We would so appreciate your support of our efforts at any level.

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We welcome any individual or organization to align their events and activities with our Dignity Principles. Find out more about joining our Affiliate program.

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Global Dignity partners with numerous organizations that share our commitment to the dignity values and principles. Learn more about our current Partner Organizations, or contact us about becoming a Partner.

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Country Chair: Runa Khan

Bangladesh

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Runa Khan

Country Chair For Bangladesh

Runa Khan is Founder and Executive Director, Friendship Bangladesh, a nonprofit organization which integrates innovation into development work to create lasting, real change. Khan is Founding Member of Friendship International Board, which now operates in five countries.

Runa is an author of six books on practical teaching methodologies; two children’s
story books. She is a Schwab Social Entrepreneur Fellow with the World Economic
Forum, and has received numerous awards including the Ashoka Fellowship, in
recognition for work developing innovative teaching methodology (1994); the Rolex
Award for Entrepreneurship (2006); SCWEC Women Entrepreneur Excellence Award
(2010).