Editorial Calendar
Awareness Days Toolkit
MONTHLY EVENT CALENDAR
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A monthly editorial calendar pre-populated with all our awareness events. Inspire, plan and collaborate with your ongoing content, editorial, social and PR activities. Downloadable in spreadsheet and PDF format.
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Calendar & Device Sync
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Sync the Awareness Days calendar to your phone or any device and get real time notifications and reminders. Compatible with Google Calendar, iCalendar, Outlook and many other iCal calendar.
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OFFICIAL HASHTAGS FOR EACH EVENT
Plan your upcoming content & activity to maximise the buzz around the leading awareness events with our list of over 2,000 trending hashtags.
Hash Tag List
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Event List
A SIMPLE LIST OF EVENTS FROM ACROSS THE WORLD
A simple, categorised and filterable list of over 1,000 Awareness Events from around the world, in easy to use spreadsheet format.
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PRINTABLE ANNUAL WALL PLANNER
A large annual wall planner including all awareness events for the year. The planner can be scaled and printed at any size up to A1 – ideal for classroom and office walls.
Annual Planner
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This Months Featured Event
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Awareness
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World Breastfeeding Week: Top 4 questions most commonly Googled
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During October the UK Celebrates Black History Month. Although Black History Month has been celebrated every February in the USA since 1970, it was not officially celebrated in the UK until 1987 when it was organised by the activist Akyaaba Addai-Sebo who, at the time was the coordinator for special projects for the Greater London Council. The first Black History Month was celebrated only in London, but in the years since, the celebration has spread across the whole UK.
The main aims of Black History Month are to celebrate the achievements and contributions of black people not just in the UK, but throughout the world and also to educate all on black history.
During October there are many events to celebrate Black History Month, across the country special classes and celebrations are arranged within schools and African and Carribean societies at universities put on special events and lectures. Museums and art galleries have special themed exhibits, and there are also many special themed shows about Black History Month on the TV and Radio.
If you would like to get involved and discover more about black history, you will find a full listing of events and exhibitions taking place across the UK on the official Black History Month website www.blackhistorymonth.org.uk.
Latest News
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Awareness
What is Corona Virus Coronaviruses (CoV) are a large family of viruses that cause illness ranging from the common cold to more severe diseases such
World Breastfeeding Week: Top 4 questions most commonly Googled
In support of World Breastfeeding Week (1-7 August), a new study reveals the most frequently Googled questions around breastfeeding, along with insight from various medical