June 25

Observed each June 25, Arbor Day in the Philippines promotes environmental stewardship through nationwide tree-planting initiatives. Communities, schools, and government agencies organize planting drives to combat deforestation, restore habitats, and improve air quality. Educational workshops and volunteer events teach participants about sustainable forestry practices. The celebration highlights the vital role of trees in ecosystem balance and encourages citizens to protect natural resources. Rooted in the global Arbor Day tradition, this day fosters a culture of environmental responsibility for future generations.

Guatemala’s Teacher’s Day celebrates the vital role teachers play in shaping the country’s future generation. On this day, students present flowers, cards, and traditional gifts to their teachers in schools nationwide. Educational institutions organize ceremonies recognizing outstanding educators and innovative teaching methods. Cultural performances, including traditional dances and musical tributes, express gratitude for teachers' commitment. The Ministry of Education highlights initiatives aimed at improving teaching standards and resources. Media outlets share stories of inspiring teachers who have made significant community impacts.

Established in 2011 by Vitiligo Support International, World Vitiligo Day advocates for increased awareness and early diagnosis of this autoimmune condition. Events include public awareness campaigns, patient testimonies, and free dermatology clinics offering skin assessments. Research institutions and advocacy groups collaborate on educational workshops to share advances in treatments such as phototherapy and immunomodulators. Social media campaigns using hashtags like #WorldVitiligoDay amplify stories of individuals living with vitiligo, fostering solidarity and reducing stigma. The day encourages policy makers and healthcare providers to improve access to care and support research funding.