The 19th of June marks the emancipation of enslaved people in the United States, when Union troops assumed control of Galveston, Texas. Juneteenth is a day to celebrate and commemorate the end of the institute of slavery. Not only is this a day for remembrance and reflection, but it is also a day for education, awareness and discourse about the topic, as well as a day to celebrate African-American culture and history. While Juneteenth is only celebrated once a year, it is a great way to start the conversation and honor African-American history every day.

With February right around the corner, it’s time to start planning and focusing on celebrating Black History Month as a team! It’s important to celebrate diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace all year long, but is especially top of mind this time of year.

National Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated each year across the United States from September 15 to October 15. It’s a time to celebrate and recognize the contributions of American Hispanics and their achievements throughout the years.

Juneteenth happens every year on June 19th, but that doesn’t mean you only honor this special day one day a year. You can celebrate this special day all month long.

An important theme for May is celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month. If you are looking for ways to celebrate virtually with your entire team, we have put together a few ideas for you and included some kid-friendly activities.

With National Volunteer Week coming up on April 18 - 24, many companies are in search of non-profit organizations to volunteer with and to find inspiring individuals to lead panel discussions on the topic. We have put together a list of amazing organizations and the motivational leaders.