Universal Human Rights Month was formed to promote action that would advance respect for human rights both at home and abroad. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was adopted by the United Nations General Assembly on December 10, 1948.

January

National Blood Donor Month is a time when blood organizations like the American Red Cross pay tribute to the nearly 11 million people who give blood each year and encourage others to start the New Year off right by coming to give the gift of life.

National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month calls upon all Americans to recognize the vital role we can play in ending all forms of modern slavery.

February

African American History Month was created by Carter G. Woodson in the 1920s. This month-long celebration is a time to reflect on the history, teachings and achievements of African Americans. Board Rule 1102.

African American History Month

March

National Women's History Month National Women’s History Project

National Middle Level Education Month

Music In Our Schools Month

Arts Education Month

National Social Work Month

April

May

Autism Awareness Month