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Diversity Days
September 2: Krishna Janmashtami
Krishna Janmashtami, a Hindu celebration of Lord Vishnu’s most powerful human incarnations, Krishna, the god of love and compassion. Celebrations…
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September 3: Labor Day in the United States
Labor Day in the United States. Labor Day honors the contribution that laborers have made to the country and is…
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September 6 (Sunrise): Paryushana Parva
Paryushana Parva, a Jain festival lasting about 8-10 days, and is observed through meditation and fasting. Its main focus is…
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September 9-11: Rosh-Hashanah
Rosh-Hashanah, the Jewish New Year celebration, marking the creation of the world.
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September 11: The Ethiopian New Year
The Ethiopian New Year. Rastafarians celebrate the New Year on this date and believe that Ethiopia is their spiritual home.
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September 12: Celebration of Ganesha
Celebration of Ganesha, a Hindu holiday lasting around 10 days, where the elephant-headed Hindu God is praised and given offerings.
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September 15 – October 15: Hispanic Heritage Month
Hispanic Heritage Month. This month corresponds with Mexican Independence Day,which is celebrated on September 16, and recognizes the revolution in…
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September 18-19: Yom Kippur
Yom Kippur, the holiest day on the Jewish calendar, a day of atonement marked by fasting and ceremonial repentance.
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September 20-21: Ashura
Ashura, an Islamic holiday commemorating the day Noah left the ark and the day Allah saved Moses from the Egyptians.
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September 23-30: Sukkot
Sukkot, a seven day Jewish festival giving thanks for the fall harvest.
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September 30-October 2: Shemini Atzeret
Shemini Atzeret, a Jewish holiday also known as “The Eighth (Day) of Assembly” takes place the day after the Sukkot…
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September 28: Teacher’s Day in Taiwan
Teacher’s Day in Taiwan. This day is used to honor teachers’ contributions to their students and to society in general….
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September 23-30: Sukkot
Sukkot, a seven day Jewish festival giving thanks for the fall harvest.
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September 20-21: Ashura
Ashura, an Islamic holiday commemorating the day Noah left the ark and the day Allah saved Moses from the Egyptians.
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September 18-19: Yom Kippur
Yom Kippur, the holiest day on the Jewish calendar, a day of atonement marked by fasting and ceremonial repentance.
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September 15 – October 15: Hispanic Heritage Month
Hispanic Heritage Month. This month corresponds with Mexican Independence Day,which is celebrated on September 16, and recognizes the revolution in…
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September 12: Celebration of Ganesha
Celebration of Ganesha, a Hindu holiday lasting around 10 days, where the elephant-headed Hindu God is praised and given offerings.
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September 11: The Ethiopian New Year
The Ethiopian New Year. Rastafarians celebrate the New Year on this date and believe that Ethiopia is their spiritual home.
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September 9-11: Rosh-Hashanah
Rosh-Hashanah, the Jewish New Year celebration, marking the creation of the world.
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September 6 (Sunrise): Paryushana Parva
Paryushana Parva, a Jain festival lasting about 8-10 days, and is observed through meditation and fasting. Its main focus is…
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