World Day of Social Justice in 2022

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2022 Date	20 February 2022
2023 Date	20 February 2023

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World Day of Social Justice in

Sunday, 20 Feb

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in 2022

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Women like Grace Tame and Brittany Higgins are leading a new generation of activists who won’t be kept silent anymore. Today is World Day of Social Justice, so my message for all progressive activists: keep making noise! 📢📢 https://t.co/phBd8J5nwH
— Ged Kearney (@gedkearney) February 19, 2022

Today is the UN World Day of Social Justice and we are celebrating our former Chancellor (1988-1994) Justice Elizabeth Evatt. First female judge of an Australian federal court, and first Australian on the UN Human Rights Committee. https://t.co/jpY75gnFRM #SocialJusticeDay https://t.co/6VcKCc9nHE
— University of Newcastle Special Collections (@UON_SpecColl) February 19, 2022

Today is the international World Day of Social Justice, where we continue our commitment to support Palestinians in their struggle for social justice, as well as people everywhere working towards a fairer and more just world. #WorldDayofSocialJustice #SocialJustice #FreePalestine https://t.co/nzw8dzLokx
— APAN (@APAN4Palestine) February 19, 2022

Today is social justice day. We thought it would be a good idea to define what 'Face Equality' means to us as a social justice movement. Here is how I feel about #FaceEquality as a social justice issue, what does it mean to you? Let us know 💛 @FaceEqualityInt https://t.co/heHNmm2IUz
— Brittany (She/Her) 🥑 (@bybrittanyleigh) February 19, 2022

Our #MonashHSCU acknowledges World Day of Social Justice - a day that highlights the need to promote social justice, tackling issues such as poverty, exclusion, gender equality, & social protections. We proudly aim to integrate health and social care for more equitable outcomes https://t.co/xPpXowsyri
— Helen Skouteris (@HSkouteris) February 20, 2022

Today is World Day of Social Justice. As a community, @MericiCanberra will create an art installation to raise the awareness of the social justice issues throughout the world. For us to understand and show empathy, we must first walk in the other’s shoes “To Walk with the Other”. https://t.co/pOIIyKUuQb
— Merici College (@MericiCanberra) February 19, 2022

It's World Day of Social Justice today. As the touted "political flagship" program of the ABC, will we get a discussion on the important issues of income & gender inequality? Or will we be talking about the imaginary reds under the beds? #insiders https://t.co/iIjWfFpW3T
— OWN NSW (@age_no_barrier) February 19, 2022

HAPPY WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE! Social Justice is for all - a foundation of our faith & an invitation for all to share & receive God's love. For more information on Social Justice - visit our website & learn about Catholic Social Justice Teaching. https://t.co/2Gjdjv0oZ9 https://t.co/kdzxwIWypz
— Catholic Social Justice (@JusticeCatholic) February 20, 2022

The United Nations' (@UN) World Day of Social Justice is annually observed on February 20 to encourage people to look at how social justice affects poverty eradication. Social justice promotes fairness and equity across many aspects of society. https://t.co/AiV3i6nMl8
— International Towers (@IntlTowers) February 19, 2022

World Day of #socialjustice 2022 | Achieving Social Justice through Formal Employment. 2 billion women, men and youth earn their livelihoods in the informal economy, leaving them vulnerable & without social protection. Our social justice priorities: https://t.co/EtihJG1bWB
— @LoretoMins (@LoretoMins) February 19, 2022

World Day of Social Justice in 2022

World Day of Social Justice seeks to raise awareness about social justice. The U.N defines social justice as an underlying principle for peaceful and prosperous coexistence within nations.