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Tuesday, September 23

Education Technology Day

Education Technology Day, observed on September 23, celebrates the tools and innovations that make learning more accessible, engaging, and effective. From online classrooms and…

Awareness United States, United Kingdom +2

Tuesday, September 23

Go With Your Gut Day

Go With Your Gut Day, observed on September 23, encourages us to pause, listen to our instincts, and give thoughtful attention to that inner feeling that can guide our choices.…

Awareness United States

Tuesday, September 23

International Day of Sign Languages

International Day of Sign Languages is observed on September 23, celebrating the rich diversity of sign languages and the vital role they play in communication, identity, and…

Awareness Argentina, Australia +45

Tuesday, September 23

National AFM Day

National AFM Day, observed on September 23, raises awareness of acute flaccid myelitis (AFM), a rare but serious neurological condition that can cause sudden weakness in the arms…

Awareness United States

Tuesday, September 23

National Apple Cider Vinegar Day

National Apple Cider Vinegar Day, observed on September 23, celebrates the long history and many uses of apple cider vinegar. Made by fermenting apple cider, this tangy kitchen…

Awareness United States

Tuesday, September 23

Restless Legs Awareness Day

Restless Legs Awareness Day, observed on September 23, shines a light on restless legs syndrome (RLS), a neurological condition that can create an uncomfortable urge to move the…

Awareness United States, Canada +2

Tuesday, September 23

Seed Gathering Season

Seed Gathering Season, observed on September 23, celebrates the important tradition of collecting and preserving seeds at the turning of the seasons. As gardens and fields begin…

Awareness Bhutan

Tuesday, September 23

Teal Talk Day

Teal Talk Day, observed on September 23, encourages open and meaningful conversations about ovarian cancer. The observance uses the color teal as a symbol of awareness, helping…

Awareness United States