March 10

Men’s Day in Poland is celebrated annually on March 10 to honor the achievements and roles of men nationwide. The day highlights contributions in families, workplaces, communities, and cultural life. Schools and organizations host presentations, workshops, and seminars focusing on men’s health, rights, and well-being. Employers may offer small gifts or tokens of appreciation to male employees, while families gather for special meals. Media outlets feature stories about inspiring Polish men from history and contemporary society. The observance promotes dialogue on gender equality and the importance of supportive relationships.

National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day is observed in the United States on March 10 to highlight the epidemic’s impact on female populations. The day emphasizes prevention strategies, encourages testing, and promotes access to treatment and support services. Health departments, nonprofits, and community groups organize workshops, testing drives, and educational campaigns. Survivors and advocates share personal stories to highlight challenges and successes in combating HIV/AIDS. Messaging addresses stigma reduction, reproductive health rights, and safe practices. Partnerships with healthcare providers and schools aim to reach diverse communities and reduce health disparities.