Intergenerational Fairness Day is observed worldwide every November 16. It was established by an international network of nonpartisan organizations, initiated by the Foundation for the Rights of Future Generations (FRFG) from Germany, to advocate for the rights of younger and future generations. The day emphasizes the concept of intergenerational fairness, addressing the inequities faced by youth and future generations due to issues such as global warming, biodiversity loss, and economic challenges like rising living costs and national debt. The inaugural celebration took place in 2023, aiming to urge decision-makers to recognize their responsibilities towards future generations and to promote sustainable policies. Activities typically focus on calling for long-term investments, social safety nets, and equitable resource management to ensure a just future for all generations.