0 0 By admin In Diversity DaysPosted November 28, 2018December 26 – January 1: KwanzaaKwanzaa, an African-American holiday started by Maulana Karenga in 1966 to celebrate universal African-American heritage. READ MORE
0 0 By admin In Diversity DaysPosted November 28, 2018December 26: Boxing DayBoxing Day, a secular holiday celebrated in the UK, Canada Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, and South Africa. Also... READ MORE
0 0 By admin In Diversity DaysPosted November 28, 2018December 25: ChristmasChristmas, the day that many Christians associate with Jesus’s birth. READ MORE
0 0 By admin In Diversity DaysPosted November 28, 2018December 21: The Winter Solstice/ YuleThe Winter Solstice/ Yule, celebrated by Pagans and Wiccans, the shortest day of the year represents a celebration focusing on... READ MORE
0 0 By admin In Diversity DaysPosted November 28, 2018December 16-24: Las PosadasLas Posadas, a nine-day celebration in Mexico commemorating the trials Mary and Joseph endured during their journey to Bethlehem. READ MORE
0 0 By admin In Diversity DaysPosted November 28, 2018December 13: St. Lucia’s DaySt. Lucia’s Day, a religious festival of light in Scandinavia and Italy commemorating the martyrdom of St Lucia, a young... READ MORE
0 0 By admin In Diversity DaysPosted November 28, 2018December 12: Eid Milad Un NabiEid Milad Un Nabi, an Islamic holiday commemorating the birthday of the prophet Muhammad. During this celebration, homes and mosques... READ MORE
0 0 By admin In Diversity DaysPosted November 28, 2018December 12: Feast of Our Lady of GuadalupeFeast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, a religious holiday in Mexico commemorating the appearance of the Virgin Mary near Mexico... READ MORE
0 0 By admin In Diversity DaysPosted November 28, 2018December 10: International Human Rights DayInternational Human Rights Day, established by the United Nations in 1948 to commemorate the anniversary of the Universal Declaration of... READ MORE
