Events

  • National Self-Check Month

    Dates to Remember

    National Self-Check Month encourages individuals to become familiar with their own bodies and health indicators in order to notice early warning signs of illness. The observance promotes routine self-exams and […]

  • Black History Month

    Black History Month
    Dates to Remember

    Black History Month is observed annually in the United States in February to recognize and celebrate the achievements, history, and contributions of African Americans across all fields, including politics, science, […]

  • International Boost Self-Esteem Month

    International Boost Self-Esteem Month
    Dates to Remember

    International Boost Self-Esteem Month is observed annually in February to encourage positive self-image, confidence, and emotional well-being. The observance emphasizes self-worth as a foundation for mental health, healthy relationships, and resilience. It is often used by educators and mental health organizations to promote self-acceptance practices.

  • World Cancer Day

    Dates to Remember

    World Cancer Day is an international awareness day uniting global efforts to prevent, detect, and treat cancer. Led by the Union for International Cancer Control, it promotes equitable access to care and research innovation. The day emphasizes collective action and global solidarity.

  • National Eating Disorder Awareness Week

    National Eating Disorder Awareness Week
    Dates to Remember

    National Eating Disorder Awareness Week raises awareness about eating disorders, their warning signs, and available treatments. The observance aims to reduce stigma and promote early intervention. Advocacy organizations use the week to share education and recovery resources.

  • Zero Discrimination Day

    Dates to Remember

    On Zero Discrimination Day, 1 March, we celebrate the right of everyone to live a full and productive life—and live it with dignity. Zero Discrimination Day highlights how people can become informed about and promote inclusion, compassion, peace and, above all, a movement for change. Zero Discrimination Day is helping to create a global movement […]

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