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Monday

June

World Environment Day

Date: 05 June
Time: All day
Location: Everywhere

World Environment Day 2021 World Environment Day (WED) is an international day of environmental awareness and action. In 2021, it is being held in Colombia, with Biodiversity as the central theme. World Environment Day can be celebrated in many ways, activities such as clean up campaigns are popular and will be prominent this year, also concerts, conventions and parades, tree planting, and lectures.

Thursday

June

World Oceans Day

Date: 08 June
Time: All day
Location: Everywhere

2021 THEME: THE OCEAN: LIFE AND LIVELIHOODS The ocean is in need of urgent support. With 90% of big fish populations depleted, and 50% of coral reefs destroyed, we are taking more from the ocean than can be replenished. To protect and preserve the ocean and all it sustains, we must create a new balance, rooted in true understanding of the ocean and how humanity relates to it. We must build a connection to the ocean that is inclusive, innovative, and informed by lessons from the past. In celebration and support of the life and livelihood that the ocean sustains, UNWOD 2021 will feature keynotes, panel discussions and presentations that spotlight biodiversity, latest oceanic discoveries, the interconnectivity between the ocean and its ecosystems, and more.

Saturday

June

Men's Health Week

Date: 10-16 June
Time: All day
Location: Australia

The health status of males in most countries, including Australia, is generally poorer than that of females. In Australia, Men's Health Week provides a platform for challenging and debating key issues in men's health and to raise the profile of men, their health outcomes and health needs around the country each June. Our approach celebrates the strengths of men, the contributions they make and the important role they play in society. It is as much as week of celebration and engagement of men with a serving of health on the side! Men's Health Week was started in the United States by the US Congress in 1994 to heighten awareness of preventable health problems and encourage early detection and treatment of disease among men and boys. In 2002, the 2nd World Congress Of Men's Health was held in Vienna and brought together six leading men's health organisations including MHIRC to run international events in June each year, just before the United States and United Kingdom Father's Day. THE VIENNA MEN'S HEALTH DECLARATION The Vienna Declaration set out to establish: Recognizing men's health is a critical issue and that there are health issues which only affect men Promoting awareness of men's approach to health Changing the way health care is provided to be more sensitive towards men's needs Creating school and community programs which target boys and young men Connecting health and social policies to better pursue men's health goals See also: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Men's_Health_Week and www.imhw.org.

Wednesday

July

NAIDOC Week

Date: 05-12 July
Time: All day
Location: Australia

NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia each July to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. NAIDOC is celebrated not only in Indigenous communities, but by Australians from all walks of life. The week is a great opportunity to participate in a range of activities and to support your local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community. NAIDOC originally stood for ‘National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee’. This committee was once responsible for organising national activities during NAIDOC Week and its acronym has since become the name of the week itself. Find out more about the origins and history of NAIDOC Week. Local community celebrations during NAIDOC Week are encouraged and often organised by communities, government agencies, local councils, schools and workplaces. Have you thought about organising a NAIDOC event in your area? A few suggestions about how you can celebrate NAIDOC can be found on this website.

Sunday

July

National Pyjama Day

Date: 23 July
Time: All day
Location: Australia

About National Pyjama Day National Pyjama Day is all about wearing your favourite pair of PJ's to help The Pyjama Foundation raise much-needed awareness and funds for children in foster care. With the money raised from National Pyjama Day, you’ll be helping us offer learning skills to more than 1000 children, fund educational resources and help provide stable, positive relationships. So this July put on your favourite PJ's, make a donation, and get your friends/colleagues involved!

Wednesday

July

Crazy Hair Day

Date: 26 July
Time: All day
Location: Australia

Crazy Hair Day is an annual fundraising event to raise awareness of cystic fibrosis held in schools across Australia. For a gold coin donation encourage your students and teachers to wear their craziest hair at school.