介绍：

We are beyond excited to be launching the 2020 POP-UP Festival. Like SO many plans in 2020, there’s been a lot of uncertainty and changes. Many of you will have been part of the CLIMATE OF EMOTIONS Conference before Earth Day — we shared then that for 2020, we’d be focusing on Sustainable Development Goal #13 and launching the Green13 POP-UP Festival kit. In a moment, Thomas, from UNICEF Home Office, will share a bit about SDG13, and UNICEF’s focus with World Children’s Day.

First, for those who might not be familiar with this event, just a little background:

• On November 20, 1959, a historic moment at the United Nations: A declaration that CHILDREN have human rights. Maybe obvious to us now, but it was not part of international law.
• 30 years later, on the same day, the Convention on the RIghts of the Child (CRC) was signed, and it’s the most-signed human rights legislation in history.
• Last year the UN General Assembly held a grand celebration for the 30 year anniversary and the Six Seconds POP-UP Team was there and we held a POP-UP Festival at UNICEF headquarters in New York.

为什么？As an organization dedicated to emotional intelligence, we see a tremendous challenge and opportunity — for example, ALL these years after the signing of this momentous law, there are still children whose rights are not honored.

为什么？

法律在那里……。显然，法律还不够。我们还需要更多。也许我们需要的是我们的头和心的改变。也许我们需要的是进行艰难的对话的技能。CRC的权利之一是孩子有权表达自己的意见。只要考虑一下这一点 - 为了发生这种情况，孩子将需要什么优势？那个孩子周围需要做什么？真正倾听……需要什么心脏技能？

我们相信所有变化都从内部开始。弹出式节是一个鼓舞人心，美丽的实验，我们在世界各地的我们有1000年代的合作可以改变心脏，改变一切。

Panelists:

托马斯·赛人，世界儿童节的全球领导者，联合国儿童基金会的年度行动日forchildren,bychildren. World Children’s Day marks the adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) on November 20. On this day, UNICEF advocates, raises awareness and raises funds for the most pressing issues facing children.

宝琳娜·奥尔森（Paulina Olsson）, co founder and CEO of Peppy Pals. Paulina is devoted to changing the educational system for children to focus more on humanity and soft skills. Peppy Pals, with their award-winning apps, is a pioneer within the field of digital, play-based social and emotional learning (SEL) for children ages 2-6.

Ayaka Mawary, Japan-based advanced EQ facilitator, Founder at DAIJOUBU (means “you’re safe; we’re alright in Japanese”), mother of two children, and singer-songwriter. Ayaka works as an EQ bridge between other countries and Japan to enlighten people to feel more comfortable and motivated to enjoy their life stories.

Saugat Singh Saud,an educator in Nepal, who is passionate about helping young people build important life skills。He is the Founder and CEO of Mighty Minds which is promoting SEL in Nepalese education pedagogy. Saugat is a SQA Certified Soft Skill Coach and an award leader at The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Awards.

约书亚·弗里德曼（Joshua Freedman）, cofounder and CEO, The Six Seconds Emotional Intelligence Network, working since 1997 toward a world with more EQ. Josh is a Master Certified Coach and author of the best-selling At the Heart of Leadership

Key Questions:

• What’s one reason you got excited about the POP-UP Festival?
• When people ask you… how do you explain what is the POP-UP Festival?
• Could you share one story or a moment of seeing a child learning about emotions that has stayed with you?
• What have you heard from children about SDG13 — and climate anxiety?
• POP-UP is a celebration, it’s fun, it’s creative — but what’s the larger vision for you — how is this part of creating change in the world?
• How does the POP-UP Festival meet the moment we face in 2020? How is POP-UP especially needed today?
• How does it work virtually or in Covid times?
• Right now, many people are facing big, challenging uncertainty at school and home how does POP-UP Festival help?
• 有没有对您的最爱的活动？为什么？
• How does this project support children’s emotional wellbeing?
• What is one key learning you’d like all children to have ?
• For those of us grappling with uncertainty and feeling the pain of being “stuck” right now — if you could write just one post-it-note to for all of us to keep in mind, what would it say?