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International Children's Day of Broadcasting is celebrated on the first Sunday of March. It is a day when broadcasters worldwide "Tune in to Kids." They air quality programming for and about children. But most of all, they allow children to be part of the programming process, talk about their hopes and dreams, and share information with their peers. Every year, thousands of broadcasters in more than a hundred countries take part in the day, celebrating it in ways that are as unique and special as children themselves.
UNICEF created this event in 1991 but has not had references to it in the UNICEF archives since 2013. However, it continues to be observed worldwide in several different countries.
Initially celebrated in December, this event moved to March around 2011.
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