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Observed annually on the last Wednesday of September, National Women’s Health and Fitness Day calls attention to the importance of women’s physical, emotional, and spiritual health.

Each September, communities across the nation observe National Suicide Prevention Month. It is a time to remember lives lost, to support those who have been impacted, and to work together in raising awareness about prevention.

Every September, libraries across the nation celebrate National Library Card Sign-Up Month, encouraging everyone—especially students—to get their own library card.

Each September, communities across the country recognize National Recovery Month, lifting up the millions of people in recovery from substance use and mental health challenges.

Observed every year on August 30, National Grief Awareness Day encourages open conversations about loss and provides support for those navigating grief.

Each August, we observe National Immunization Awareness Month, recognizing the life-saving role vaccines play in promoting public health.

World Mosquito Day is observed on August 20 each year to highlight the ongoing threat posed by mosquitoes, which are responsible for transmitting deadly diseases such as malaria, dengue, Chikungunya, Zika, and yellow fever.

International Peace Month was first observed in August 1926, when leaders from around the world gathered in Germany to discuss peace efforts in the wake of the First World War. Nearly a century later, this month still serves as a reminder that the work of peace is ongoing and that each of us has a role to play.

August is National Breastfeeding Month—a time set aside to honor, support, and advocate for nursing families across the country.

Civility is more than politeness—it is a spiritual discipline that honors the dignity of others and helps build bridges across difference.

Honoring God by Caring for Ourselves

Each year on June 26, communities across the globe observe the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, or World Drug Day, first established by the United Nations in 1987.

As June nears its end, we take time to reflect on Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month—a season of learning, remembrance, and action.

Every year on June 14, the world comes together to recognize the life-saving generosity of voluntary, unpaid blood donors.

Each June, we celebrate Caribbean American Heritage Month, recognizing the immense contributions Caribbean immigrants and their descendants have made to American society.

Each May, our nation sets aside time to observe Military Appreciation Month

Each May, the nation honors Older Americans Month (OAM)

For too many, a monthly cycle comes with a painful choice: pay for period products or meet other basic needs.

We're excited to celebrate love and inclusivity at Pride this year, and we'd love for you to join us!

Teacher Appreciation Week is more than a tradition—it’s a recognition of the vital role teachers play in shaping lives, building community, and preparing each new generation with knowledge, compassion, and resilience.