Category: SEPTEMBER

Ancient Game Day is celebrated on September 13th the day after National Video Game Day. Ancient Game Day is the day to learn about games invented over 3000 years ago.

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National Ancient Game Day is celebrated annually on September 13th

Wife Appreciation Day is a day dedicated to showing appreciation and love for one’s wife. It is typically celebrated on the third Sunday in September, and involves spending quality time together, expressing gratitude, and giving gifts or tokens of appreciation.

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Wife Appreciation Day is celebrated annually on the third Sunday In September

Free Queso Day is a promotional event hosted by participating restaurants where customers can receive a free serving of queso dip with their meal or as a standalone item. It usually takes place on a specific day or for a limited time period to attract more

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Free Queso Day is celebrated annually on the third Thursday in September.

Get Ready Day is a national campaign in the United States that takes place annually on the third Tuesday in September. It is aimed at encouraging individuals, families, and communities to prepare for emergencies or disasters such as natural disasters, severe weather, and power out

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Get Ready Day is celebrated annually on the third Tuesday of September.

National Black Women’s Equal Pay Day is a symbolic representation of how long into the year Black women need to work to earn the same amount of money that their white, non-Hispanic male counterparts earned in the previous year.

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National Black Women’s Equal Pay Day is celebrated annually on a different day every year.

Related Days

Black History Month, Women’s History Month, Equal Pay Day, National Black Women Equal Pay Day, Latina Equal Pay Day, AANHPI Women’s Equal Pay Day, LGBTQIA+ Equal Pay Awareness Day, Moms’ Equal Pay Day, NHPI Women’s Equal Pay Day, Native Women’s Equal Pay Day, Disabled Women’s Equal Pay Day,International Parity At Work Day

References

www.equalpaytoday.org

Native Women’s Equal Pay Day is observed to raise awareness about the pay gap between Native American women and non-Hispanic white men. The day highlights the disparities in pay and opportunities faced by Native women and aims to promote equal pay for equal work. It is an opportunity to advocate for policies and practices that promote equity and justice for all women.

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Native Women’s Equal Pay Day is celebrated annually on a different day every year.

Related Days

Women’s History Month

References

www.equalpaytoday.org

Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish New Year, which marks the beginning of the High Holy Days. It is a time for reflection, repentance, and renewal, and is typically celebrated with prayer services, traditional foods, and the blowing of a

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Rosh Hashanah is celebrated annually on a different day every year.

National CleanUp Day is an annual event that takes place on the third Saturday of September in which volunteers across the United States come together to clean up litter and waste in their communities and surrounding areas.

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National CleanUp Day is celebrated annually on the third Saturday in September.

International Coastal Cleanup Day is an annual event where volunteers from around the world come together to clean up beaches and waterways. It aims to raise awareness about the impacts of marine debris on wildlife and the environment, and encourages individuals and communities to take action to

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International Coastal Cleanup Day is celebrated annually on the third Saturday in September.

Software Freedom Day is an annual celebration of free and open-source software, held every third Saturday in September. It aims to promote the benefits of open technologies and encourage the use and development of free software.

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Software Freedom Day is celebrated annually on the third Saturday in September.