Recognize and celebrate a wide range of diversity holidays to demonstrate your commitment to inclusion. Acknowledging these important dates fosters an inclusive culture where employees feel respected and valued for their unique backgrounds.
Diversity Holidays
International Equal Pay Day was established in to raise awareness of the gender pay gap across the world, draw attention to the systemic inequalities that inhibit progress towards women’s economic empowerment, and highlight efforts to close the gap.
Diversity Holidays
Ash Wednesday, Good Friday, and Easter are observed by many Christians throughout the world, including Catholics and Protestants.
Diversity Holidays
Deaf Awareness Month, celebrated every September. For businesses, organizations, and individuals alike, Deaf Awareness Month encourages a more inclusive world where communication barriers are dismantled and respect for diversity is fostered.
Diversity Holidays
This blog provides context on what the Jewish holiday Yom Kippur is and how you can celebrate and promote inclusion around it in the workplace.
Diversity Holidays
Discover how hiring former service members strengthens your workforce and learn inclusive practices to support and retain veterans and military spouses.