Americans with Disabilities Act Anniversary
The Americans with Disabilities Act Anniversary commemorates a historic law advancing equality, rights, and inclusion for all.
The Americans with Disabilities Act Anniversary commemorates a historic law advancing equality, rights, and inclusion for all.
September 2026 is National Guide Dog Month, dedicated to celebrating guide dogs and their handlers. This observance highlights the skill, training, and dedication of guide dogs that empower people with visual impairments to live independently. Communities are encouraged to support guide dog programs and raise awareness about their importance.
September 2026 is National Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month, dedicated to raising awareness, promoting prevention, and celebrating the resilience of individuals living with spinal cord injuries. Communities, healthcare providers, and organizations are encouraged to educate the public, support research, and empower those affected by SCI to live full and independent lives.
Support mental health this October during National Depression Education and Awareness Month — awareness, resources, and community matter.
October 2026 marks National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM), dedicated to recognizing the contributions of workers with disabilities. It promotes workplace inclusion, equal opportunities, and accessibility. Organizations and communities are encouraged to celebrate achievements, highlight skills, and foster environments where employees with disabilities can thrive.
White Cane Safety Day, observed on October 15, 2026, celebrates the independence of people who are blind or visually impaired. This day highlights the white cane as both a mobility tool and a symbol of empowerment. Communities are encouraged to raise awareness, promote accessibility, and support safe navigation for all.