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Full List of Awareness Dates

January

1-31 National Blood Donor Month

1-31 Cervical Cancer Awareness Month

1-31 Poison Prevention Awareness Month

1-31 Financial Wellness Month

4-11 Women's Self-Empowerment Week

7-11 National Thank Your Customers Week

17 Customer Service Day

21-27 Hunt For Happiness Week

25-31 NYC Restaurant Week

29 Chinese New Year

February

1-30 Marfan Syndrome Awareness Month

1-30 National Parent Leadership Month

1-30 Plant The Seeds Of Greatness Month

1-30 Library Lovers Month

1-30 Youth Leadership Month

1-30 National Weddings Month

1-30 Time Management Month

1-30 American Hear Month

1-30 Black History Month

1-7 Women's Heart Health Week

6 Ash Wednesday

6-13 National Patient Recognition Week

11-18 Heart Failure Awareness Week

12 Abraham Lincoln Birthday

12 NAACP Founded

14 Valentines Day

15 Susan B. Anthony Day

17 George Washingtons Birthday

18 Presidents' Day

March

1-30 American Red Cross Month

1-30 National Parent Leadership Month

1-30 Honor Society Awareness Month

1-30 Irish-American Heritage Month

1-30 National Athletic Training Month

1-30 National Caffeine Awareness Month

1-30 National Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Month

1-30 National Clean Up Your IRS Act Month

1-30 National Collision Awareness Month

1-30 National Ethics Awareness Month

1-30 National Eye Donor Month

1-30 National Kidney Month

1-30 National Multiple Sclerosis Education and Awareness Month

1-30 National Nutrition Month

1-30 National Social Work Month

1-30 National Womens History Month

1-30 National Write a Letter of Appreciation Week

1-30 Poison Prevention Awareness Month

1-30 Steroid Abuse Prevention Month

April

1-30 Alcohol Awareness Month

1-30 Cesarean Awareness Month

1-30 Cancer Control Month

1-30 Irritable Bowel Syndrome Awareness Month

1-30 Jazz Appreciation Month

1-30 National Autism Awareness Month

1-30 National Child Abuse Prevention Month

1-30 National Infant Immunization Month

1-30 National Occupational Therapy Month

1-30 National Oral Health Month

1-30 Women's Eye Health and Safety Month

3 Sexual Assault Awareness Month Day of Action

3 National Public Health Week (Climate Change)

4-10 Brain Tumor Action Week

5 Kick Butts Day (Tobacco-Free Kids)

6 National Alcohol Screening Day

7 World Health Day

11 National D.A.R.E. Day

11 World Parkinson's Day

14 Children With Alopecia Day (Alopecia Awareness)

16-20 Consumer Awareness Week

16 World Hemophilia Day

17 National Stress Awareness Day

20 Passover

19-26 National Infant Immunization Week

20-26 National Window Safety Week

21-28 Administrative Professionals Week

22 Earth Day

23 Administrative Professionals Day

25-30 National Oral, Head, and Neck Cancer Week

26 March for Babies (Walk America)

May

1-31 Haitian Heritage Month

1-31 American Stroke Month

1-31 Asian Pacific American Heritage Month

1-31 Awareness of Medical Orphans Month

1-31 Family Wellness Month

1-31 Better Hearing and Speech Month

1-31 Better Sleep Month (Stress/Insomnia)

1-31 Clean Air Month

1-31 Correct Posture Month

1-31 Fibromyalgia Education and Awareness Month

1-31 Healthy Vision Month

1-31 International Victorious Woman Month

1-31 Lyme Disease Awareness Month

1-31 Melanoma/Skin Cancer Detection and Prevention Month

1-31 Motorcycle Safety Month

1-31 National Arthritis Month

1-31 National Athsma and Allergy Awareness Month

1-31 National Cancer Research Month month

1-31 National Celiac Disease Awareness month

1-31 National Hepatitis Awareness Month

1-31 National High Blood Pressure Education Month

1-31 National Mental Health Month

1-31 National Neurofibromatosis Month

1-31 National Osteoporosis Awareness and Prevention Month

1-31 National Physical Fitness and Sports Month

1-31 National Preservation Month

1-31 National Shoes for Orphans Month

1-31 National Stroke Awareness Month

1-31 Older Americans Month (Senior Citizens Month)

1-31 Skin Cancer Awareness Month

1-31 Tuberous Sclerosis Awareness Month

1-31 Women's Health Care Month

1-31 Ultraviolet Awareness Month

1 May Day

1 Ascension Day

1 Law Day

1 Loyalty Day

1 World Athsma Day

1 National Anxiety Disorders Screening Day

3 National Day of Prayer

3 United Nations World Press Freedom Day

3 Kentucky Derby

4-10 Brain Tumor Action Week

4-10 Be Kind to Animals Week

5 Cinco de Mayo

8 World Red Cross Day

8 VE-Day Anniversary

10 World Lupus Day

11 Pentecost

11 Mother's Day

12-16 National Neuropathy Week

12 World Fair Trade Day

12 International CFS Awareness Day

12 National Women's Check-up Day

14-25 Cannes Film Festival

15 Peace Officer Memorial Day

18 HIV Vaccine Awareness Day

19-25 Recreation Water Illness Prevention Week

24 National Schizophrenia Awareness Day

26 Memori

How has history effected your life? i need some examples because i am doing a history assignment?

It effected me in too many ways to set forth here.

My parents were children of the Depression. My Father fought in World War II while my Mother went to College (rare for the day) AND worked in an aircraft factory at night.

We (my brother and I) are probably closer in attitude to the generation before us than to those of our age because of this.

We were taken to Historic sites throughout the Northeast on "vacation" while our friends went to Disney something. We watched War movies with a running commentary from my Dad. We were made to earn our spending money and put ourselves through school (even though our parents had it - they DID help), we were almost automatically made members of the Daughters and Sons of the American Revolution (although it's interesting that my Maternal Grandfather yanked ALL his five daughters out of the D.A.R. when it refused Marian Anderson permission to sing at Constitution Hall - they didn't have a choice - they didn't know he did it until after the fact).

Because of this, which we often resented at the time, we know much more about the History of our Country than most. It also piqued our interest and, in later years, although I became a Lawyer and my brother a Doctor, we teach OUR children what we were taught - much to my son's consternation.

I might be a lawyer - which is History in a nutshell - but I now TEACH it. My brother's kids are enveloped in it as they live a block from the National Cathedral. I have an advanced degree in History - Roosevelt to Roosevelt.

My son might b***c to his friends when I question him - but he knows his family and his Country's history. His Grandfather was his hero. He brought tremendous joy to the "old" folks at the Senior Center for years when he went over there and showed them his Grandpa's medals - not because Grandpa was awarded them - the kids thought they were cool - but the old timers were impressed that he knew what each was, the circumstances which brought them to Daddy and what the War was all about. Not too many 8 year olds know that - he's 18 now.

Although I have SERIOUS reservations - he is seriously considering joining the Service when he graduates. His Grandpa did. And his Grandma was the first woman on the floor of the Chicago Commodities Exchange. Not a bad legacy.

I am the Attorney for my City's Historical Preservation Commission, County Historical Society and have walked the field at Gettysburg countless times.

I'm boring you. I LIVE History - at home, at work and with my boy. We are proud to be American because we know how hard it was to create and defend this Nation.

I had to mend his "favorite" jeans before school started. What did he give me to put on the spot - an American Flag. His belt buckle was given to him by his best friend who is in the Army out of Fort Drum. He won't wear any other until Rob comes home safely.

I'll stop now.

That's how History effects me and mine.