May 23

Celebrated on May 23, Labour Day in Jamaica pays tribute to workers across all sectors and acknowledges their role in national development. The day features parades, union gatherings, and community service activities. Government and labor organizations host seminars on worker rights, health and safety, and economic empowerment. Schools sometimes introduce students to labor history and the significance of trade unions. Cultural performances highlight the spirit of solidarity, while awards recognize outstanding contributions by individuals and organizations. Labour Day emphasizes the continued effort toward fair employment practices and social justice.

Observed annually on May 23, Students’ Day honors the achievements, energy, and creativity of young learners throughout Mexico. Schools and universities host cultural events, academic competitions, and community outreach programs. Student organizations organize workshops on leadership, civic engagement, and career development. Museums and libraries often offer free entry or special tours to inspire educational curiosity. The celebration fosters unity among students of all levels and highlights the importance of education in nation-building. It is a day for students to reflect on their responsibilities and potential impact on society.

Launched in 2000 by the American Tortoise Rescue, World Turtle Day raises awareness about the protection and preservation of these ancient reptiles. Observed on May 23, it encourages individuals and organizations to participate in conservation efforts, habitat restoration, and responsible pet ownership. Activities include turtle-themed events at zoos and aquariums, educational workshops, and social media campaigns. Participants are urged to learn about threats such as habitat loss, pollution, and illegal trade. By celebrating World Turtle Day, advocates aim to ensure long-term survival for turtles and tortoises and to foster respect for wildlife.