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June 5 is designated as World Environment Day, a day that encourages global awareness and action to protect the environment. Each year, the United Nations promotes activities that are focused on preserving and enhancing the environment. This year’s theme is “Land Restoration, Desertification and Drought Resilience.”  Here are some ways you can support the environment:  Develop a water conservation plan with action steps and timetable to help monitor your progress. Learn more about ways your household can reduce its carbon footprint while at home, traveling, preparing food and more.   Hear […]

Bring more attention to the needs of men’s health during International Men’s Health Week. Celebrated June 10-16, this week shines a spotlight on health conditions that primarily impact men. Often overlooked by men is the need for regular medical visits to ensure they are taking care of their physical health. Also essential to good health is taking a proactive approach to good health, including eating well, exercising more and getting a good night’s sleep. Here are some ways to encourage the men in your life improve their health and well-being

Families are at the heart of a healthy and stable society. To recognize their importance, the United Nations established May 15 as the International Day of Families. This year’s theme focuses on “Families & Climate Change,” providing an opportunity to increase awareness of the challenges affecting families worldwide.  Here are some ways you can help your family be strong and care for the planet: Discover 10 tips to form social connections which help create a sense of belonging. People who are socially connected live happier and longer lives with fewer

Keeping yourself and your loved ones safe while driving or biking is a priority for everyone around the world. Unfortunately, road traffic injuries are a leading cause of death and disability worldwide, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).  To increase awareness, May 10-14, 2024 is designated as Global Road Safety Week. This annual observation is a good reminder to all drivers to follow local traffic laws and driving regulations.  Here are more ways you can reduce your risk of road-related injuries: Get good, quality sleep so you are alert

World Health Day is celebrated annually on April 7, marking the anniversary of the founding of the World Health Organization. This global initiative helps to increase awareness about health issues and encourage action to improve the well-being of all people. This year’s observance reminds us to think about our own physical, mental and emotional well-being, with a focus on prevention. Here are some ways to keep yourself healthy: Discover healthy ways to cope with life’s challenges and support your emotional and mental well-being. Step up your physical activity by increasing

World Creativity and Innovation Day is observed every year on April 21 to increase awareness about the importance of creativity and innovation in human development and the role they play in making the world a better place. The United Nations (U.N.) established this global observance to encourage individuals and groups to think in new ways about solving challenging international problems. Here are some ways to inspire your own creativity and problem-solving abilities: Unleash your creative abilities with a favorite hobby. Create art, build, cook or learn a new language –

Each year, we celebrate Earth Day on April 22 to inspire people around the globe to take action to protect the environment. This year’s theme, “Planet vs. Plastics,” shines a spotlight on the health risks of plastics, discourages single-use of plastics and fosters innovative technologies to source new packaging materials. Here are some ways you can celebrate Earth Day: Take the environmentally conscious quiz. Learn more about developing healthier habits that can help you protect and connect with the planet. Create a plan to recycle containers that you use around

Neurodiversity Celebration Week (NCW) is a global initiative that challenges the stereotypes and misconceptions around those who are neurodivergent. The annual event celebrates their individual talents while also creating an environment of equity and inclusivity. This year, NCW takes place March 18-24. The term “neurodiversity” describes the differences between the way people’s brains work. The idea is that there’s no “correct” way for the brain to work. Instead, there is a wide range of ways that people perceive and respond to the world, and these differences are to be embraced

Global Money Week, celebrated March 18-24, aims at teaching everyone around the world the importance of learning about finances and managing money wisely. Each year, there are activities and events that help boost financial well-being. This year’s theme is “Protect your money, secure your future” and will focus on the importance of safe money management and responsible financial behaviors by educating people on the potential risks in the financial sector and how to protect your personal finances. Here are some tips to protect your financial well-being year-round: Keep your monthly

Tuesday, February 20 marks the World Day of Social Justice, an international observance dedicated to raise awareness about social justice issues and promote progress both within and between nations. Here are some ways you can get involved: Watch the World Day of Social Justice commemorative event on February 20. This annual conference brings leading figures from academia, politics and the world of work together each year to discuss the latest social issues we are facing and propose concrete actions to achieve international goals. Engage with your colleagues in the Global