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1 event,National Human Trafficking Awareness Day 2024 is a day dedicated to acknowledging the existence of human trafficking and taking action to combat this grave violation of human rights. It serves as a reminder that human trafficking is a pressing concern worldwide and that everyone has a role to play in its prevention and elimination. Family… |
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1 event,National Healthy Weight Week kicks off annually during the third week in January. The observance aims to reinforce healthy eating as a way of life instead of dieting to lose weight. It also provides tools to help establish healthy relationships with food, a positive body image, and approaches to improving healthy habits. Family Discussion Questions:… |
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1 event,Data Privacy Day is January 28. It is an international effort to create awareness about the importance of respecting privacy, safeguarding data, and enabling trust. Famiy Discussion Question: 1) What does data privacy mean? 2) What kind of family data should we keep private? 3) How can we keep our family & personal data private?… |
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1 event,Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month (TDVAM) is celebrated in February. The U.S. Congress declared February as TDVAM in 2010. The first TDVAM was held in 2006 after Jennifer Ann Crecente, an 18-year-old Austin resident, was killed by her teen ex-boyfriend. Young people can learn the warning signs and develop healthy relationship skills to prevent dating… |
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2 events,Time to Talk Day is a vital initiative focused on encouraging open conversations about mental health. Observed in February each year, this day aims to reduce the stigma surrounding mental health issues and promote understanding and empathy. It’s an opportunity for individuals, organizations, and communities to come together and have honest conversations about mental well-being. |
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