Over the years, we’ve been honored to host renowned civil rights leaders, activists, thinkers, experts, educators, and young people at WE Day events around the world sharing their life experiences and campaigns for anti-racism, diversity and inclusion.

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WE Day inspires, engages and empowers youth to lead through service, building compassionate communities and transforming participants into active world-changers in the

WE Day is the manifestation of the WE Movement, a celebration of people coming together and filling stadiums around the globe to experience the greatest classroom in the world for a full day, live event.

This year WE Day celebrates the theme Generation WE. When we come together and show our strength in numbers, Generation WE has the power to change local landscapes, for good.

NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar talks activism backstage at WE Day. Anna Cathcart wants you to be true to yourself Backstage in Vancouver with the "To All the Boys I've Loved Before" actress.

Spencer West brings stories and inspiration to students every day with Live with WE Schools. Here, he addresses the elephant in the room. Life lessons you can teach your kids at home

Backstage at WE Day Vancouver, Shadowhunters star Katherine McNamara talks about pursuing her passions, from education to acting.

WE Day content, tips for taking action and tools for tracking their impact! Students can use the app to earn their way to WE Day by sharing their local and global initiatives, and see what other young people are doing to help create change. Don’t have a WE Day nearby?

Time to Celebrate—At WE Day WE Day is an annual youth-empowerment event—the only one of its kind—that brings tens of thousands of students and educators together to be inspired by world-renowned speakers and performers and to learn how to take action on pressing