While formerly known as "Awareness" month, the shift to "Acceptance" emphasizes inclusion and appreciating the lived experiences of autistic individuals. It aims to move beyond simple recognition toward supporting neurodiversity in workplaces, schools, and communities.
This month highlights the importance of communities working together to help families thrive and prevent child maltreatment. The 2026 theme, "Building Stronger Families," focuses on protective factors that decrease the risk of family trauma.
Sponsored by the American Counseling Association, this month honors the counseling profession and the mental health professionals who help people navigate life’s challenges, from stress management to cultural identity.
A campaign to raise awareness about sexually transmitted infections (STIs), reduce related stigma, and encourage regular testing and open conversations about sexual health to prevent long-term complications.
Celebrates the occupational therapy practitioners who help people of all ages participate in the "occupations" or daily activities that make life meaningful, especially after an injury or diagnosis.
Observed in April to honor the birth month of James Parkinson, this month raises awareness about the motor and non-motor symptoms of Parkinson's and supports research toward a cure.
Dedicated to raising awareness about health disparities that continue to affect racial and ethnic minority populations and advocating for health equity for all.
Organized by the American Public Health Association, this week recognizes the contributions of public health and highlights issues that are important to improving our nation's health.
Founded by the Black Mamas Matter Alliance, this week amplifies the voices of Black mothers and focuses on improving maternal health outcomes and ending disparities in maternal mortality.
While formerly known as "Awareness" month, the shift to "Acceptance" emphasizes inclusion and appreciating the lived experiences of autistic individuals. It aims to move beyond simple recognition toward supporting neurodiversity […]
This month highlights the importance of communities working together to help families thrive and prevent child maltreatment. The 2026 theme, "Building Stronger Families," focuses on protective factors that decrease the […]
Sponsored by the American Counseling Association, this month honors the counseling profession and the mental health professionals who help people navigate life’s challenges, from stress management to cultural identity.
A campaign to raise awareness about sexually transmitted infections (STIs), reduce related stigma, and encourage regular testing and open conversations about sexual health to prevent long-term complications.
Celebrates the occupational therapy practitioners who help people of all ages participate in the "occupations" or daily activities that make life meaningful, especially after an injury or diagnosis.
Observed in April to honor the birth month of James Parkinson, this month raises awareness about the motor and non-motor symptoms of Parkinson's and supports research toward a cure.
Dedicated to raising awareness about health disparities that continue to affect racial and ethnic minority populations and advocating for health equity for all.
Organized by the American Public Health Association, this week recognizes the contributions of public health and highlights issues that are important to improving our nation's health.
While formerly known as "Awareness" month, the shift to "Acceptance" emphasizes inclusion and appreciating the lived experiences of autistic individuals. It aims to move beyond simple recognition toward supporting neurodiversity […]
This month highlights the importance of communities working together to help families thrive and prevent child maltreatment. The 2026 theme, "Building Stronger Families," focuses on protective factors that decrease the […]
Sponsored by the American Counseling Association, this month honors the counseling profession and the mental health professionals who help people navigate life’s challenges, from stress management to cultural identity.
A campaign to raise awareness about sexually transmitted infections (STIs), reduce related stigma, and encourage regular testing and open conversations about sexual health to prevent long-term complications.
Celebrates the occupational therapy practitioners who help people of all ages participate in the "occupations" or daily activities that make life meaningful, especially after an injury or diagnosis.
Observed in April to honor the birth month of James Parkinson, this month raises awareness about the motor and non-motor symptoms of Parkinson's and supports research toward a cure.
Dedicated to raising awareness about health disparities that continue to affect racial and ethnic minority populations and advocating for health equity for all.
Organized by the American Public Health Association, this week recognizes the contributions of public health and highlights issues that are important to improving our nation's health.
While formerly known as "Awareness" month, the shift to "Acceptance" emphasizes inclusion and appreciating the lived experiences of autistic individuals. It aims to move beyond simple recognition toward supporting neurodiversity […]
This month highlights the importance of communities working together to help families thrive and prevent child maltreatment. The 2026 theme, "Building Stronger Families," focuses on protective factors that decrease the […]
Sponsored by the American Counseling Association, this month honors the counseling profession and the mental health professionals who help people navigate life’s challenges, from stress management to cultural identity.
A campaign to raise awareness about sexually transmitted infections (STIs), reduce related stigma, and encourage regular testing and open conversations about sexual health to prevent long-term complications.
Celebrates the occupational therapy practitioners who help people of all ages participate in the "occupations" or daily activities that make life meaningful, especially after an injury or diagnosis.
Observed in April to honor the birth month of James Parkinson, this month raises awareness about the motor and non-motor symptoms of Parkinson's and supports research toward a cure.
Dedicated to raising awareness about health disparities that continue to affect racial and ethnic minority populations and advocating for health equity for all.
Organized by the American Public Health Association, this week recognizes the contributions of public health and highlights issues that are important to improving our nation's health.
While formerly known as "Awareness" month, the shift to "Acceptance" emphasizes inclusion and appreciating the lived experiences of autistic individuals. It aims to move beyond simple recognition toward supporting neurodiversity […]
This month highlights the importance of communities working together to help families thrive and prevent child maltreatment. The 2026 theme, "Building Stronger Families," focuses on protective factors that decrease the […]
Sponsored by the American Counseling Association, this month honors the counseling profession and the mental health professionals who help people navigate life’s challenges, from stress management to cultural identity.
A campaign to raise awareness about sexually transmitted infections (STIs), reduce related stigma, and encourage regular testing and open conversations about sexual health to prevent long-term complications.
Celebrates the occupational therapy practitioners who help people of all ages participate in the "occupations" or daily activities that make life meaningful, especially after an injury or diagnosis.
Observed in April to honor the birth month of James Parkinson, this month raises awareness about the motor and non-motor symptoms of Parkinson's and supports research toward a cure.
Organized by the American Public Health Association, this week recognizes the contributions of public health and highlights issues that are important to improving our nation's health.
Dedicated to raising awareness about health disparities that continue to affect racial and ethnic minority populations and advocating for health equity for all.
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