With the present innovation, it’s difficult to envision when we didn’t have the foggiest idea what the weather conditions would have been like. If you wanted to know whether you needed a light sweater or a rain jacket, you had to read wind patterns for weeks instead of a five-day forecast on your weather app….
Roosevelt referred to them as “the lungs of the Earth,” Robert Ice and a large number of writers were roused by them, and Sting is battling to save them. We are discussing forests. Not only do they have a strong connection with celebrities, either. We as a whole do. Our senses can be soothed and…
Assuming you’re blissful and you know it, celebrate it on Global Day of Satisfaction on Walk 20! We should mostly be happy, other than when we are neutral. Unfortunately, many of us are increasingly defaulting to feelings like anger and sadness, so today is a day to cheer up and appreciate the positive aspects of…
On the third Tuesday of March each year, World Social Work Day is observed. The day honors social workers for their diligent work. On this day, a global organization of social workers promotes the most effective methods in social work while also advocating for social development, human rights, and social justice. In our communities, social…
On March 10 each year, the International Day of Women Judges is observed to encourage equal and complete participation of women at all levels of the judiciary. Women’s participation in the judiciary is essential to ensuring that courts accurately reflect their populations, address their concerns, and render appropriate judgments. Just by being present, female judges…
March 8 is International Women’s Day, a global celebration of women’s accomplishments in politics, culture, and history. The day was also observed in support of combating gender inequality worldwide. We all know that women are essential to the world’s functioning—just listen to Beyoncé. Today is the day to give thanks for their efforts! To demonstrate…
Puerto Rico observes American Citizenship Day on March 2 each year. To commemorate the day that Puerto Ricans were granted citizenship in the United States in 1917, it is a public holiday. The Jones-Shafroth Act was signed by President Woodrow Wilson on this day, granting Puerto Ricans statutory citizenship in the United States. Puerto Rico…
Global Mother Language Day is commended yearly on February 21. This movement originated as a Bangla language movement in East Pakistan, now Bangladesh, an independent nation. It was started with the intention of preserving the Bangla language, which was widely spoken in Bangladesh. This day is just as important because it reminds us that there…
The Abolition of Slavery in Mauritius, also known as Abolition Day and observed annually on February 1, commemorates the abolition of slavery in the nation. The Slavery Abolition Act of 1833, helmed by the British parliament, took effect a year later, with most British colonies freeing enslaved Africans spanning the Caribbean and South Africa. In…
Triumph of the Revolution, also known as Liberation Day, is celebrated on January 1 every year to commemorate the victory of the revolutionaries led by Fidel Castro. The Cuban Revolution was an armed rebellion against the military dictatorship of Cuban President Fulgencio Batista. It started in 1953 and ended in 1959 with the triumph of…
