Women’s History Month celebrates the achievements of women throughout history and their impact on society. Led by the National Women’s History Alliance, it encourages everyone to honor the stories of women who have paved the way for progress. Learn more at womenshistory.org.
This day celebrates transgender individuals and raises awareness of the challenges they face. It highlights the importance of inclusion and acceptance for trans people in all communities. Learn more at transequality.org.
April focuses on recognizing the rights of crime victims and advancing equitable justice. Organized by the Office for Victims of Crime (OVC), it highlights the progress made in the victims’ rights movement. Learn more at ovc.ojp.gov.
Led by the National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC), this month emphasizes the prevention of sexual violence and support for survivors. It’s a time to advocate for systemic change and educate communities. Access resources at nsvrc.org.
Organized by Prevent Child Abuse America, this month raises awareness about the importance of preventing child abuse and supporting families. It provides resources for creating safe environments for children. Learn more at preventchildabuse.org.
In 2025, National Crime Victims' Rights Week will be observed from April 6–12, with the theme "Connecting < KINSHIP > Healing." This year’s theme of KINSHIP is a call to action to recognize that shared humanity should be at the center of supporting all survivors and victims of crime. KINSHIP is a state of being… Read More »National Crime Victims’ Rights Week
This month, led by Mental Health America, promotes awareness about mental health and the importance of accessible care. It encourages individuals to prioritize their mental well-being. Learn more at mhanational.org.
Organized by the Children’s Bureau, this month highlights the needs of children in foster care and celebrates the families and professionals who support them. Learn more at childwelfare.gov.
This day calls attention to the disproportionate violence faced by Indigenous women and girls. Learn more about advocacy efforts at mmiwg-ffada.ca.
Hosted by the Better Business Bureau, this day educates the public about scams and celebrates those who have overcome fraud. Learn tips to stay safe at bbb.org.
