Events
There are 6 total events in this view.
Festival of Sleep Day
Created to help you catch up on your sleep after a busy festive season, Festival of Sleep Day on January 3 reminds us to practice self-care for the coming year, and take advantage of the numerous benefits of a good night's sleep.
International We Are Not Broken Day
International We Are Not Broken Day is observed on January 17. Despite what society thinks of individuals with a history of physical and emotional trauma, mental illness, amputations, or disorders that seem invisible, they are human beings.
National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day offers the latest updates on the fight against the infection and the disease. The day occurs every February 7 with inspirational stories of survivors, and details on the latest innovations in education and treatment.
National Pediatrician Day
National Pediatrician Day is observed on January 28 every year. Although not officially recognized, this holiday ensures these specialized doctors get their due. After all, pediatricians care for arguably the most important members of society — children.
World Hearing Day
World Hearing Day is a campaign held each year by Office of Prevention of Blindness and Deafness of the World Health Organization (WHO). Activities take place across the globe and an event is hosted at the World Health Organization on March 3.
World Obesity Day
World Obesity Day, an internationally recognized event, moved to March 4 in 2020 from its previous date on October 11. It serves as an annual platform to raise awareness and advocate for practical solutions in addressing the global obesity crisis.
There are 6 total events in this view.
