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Today is March 13, 2025

There are 15 national and international days on March 13th. Explore them all below, each with a brief explanation.

International Every Girl Wins Day: Established by the Every Girl Wins Institute, this day promotes gender equality and women’s empowerment. The initiative, led by Dr. Christine Kozachuk, aims to provide young girls with the tools to overcome challenges and achieve their personal and professional goals. Celebrations include discussions, lectures, and events that inspire girls to take charge of their futures.

💪✨ We’ve put together a complete list of national days celebrating and empowering girls and women. Find them all gathered on one page and honor these inspiring occasions! 👩‍🎓🌸🎉

International Riesling Day: Celebrating one of the world’s most popular white wines, this day highlights Riesling’s long history, dating back to the 15th century in Germany. Known for its aromatic qualities and ability to age well, Riesling is often ranked among the top white wines alongside Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc. Wines of Germany established this observance in 2019 to honor Riesling’s role in global wine culture.

🍇 Did you know there are over 70 wine-themed days celebrated throughout the year? Raise a glass and enjoy discovering all the ways to celebrate your love for wine! 🍷 🎉

International School Meals Day* (Second Thursday in March): First launched in 2013, this day raises awareness about the importance of nutritious meals for schoolchildren worldwide. Coordinated by Children in Scotland, the observance promotes better nutrition policies and encourages the sharing of recipes and experiences among educators, nutrition professionals, and policymakers.

International Smart & Sexy Day: Organized by ACDN since 2012, this observance focuses on helping women build confidence and develop skills for employment. Celebrated during Women’s History Month, the day features workshops and online events that empower women to achieve professional success.

Intrauterine Growth Restriction Awareness Day: This day raises awareness about intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR), a condition that affects fetal development due to oxygen deprivation, poor nutrition, or medical complications. The observance educates the public on early detection and treatment while offering support for affected families.

Ken Day: Celebrating the debut of Ken Carson, Barbie’s longtime companion, this day marks the date in 1961 when Mattel first introduced Ken to the world. Over the decades, Ken has become a cultural icon, evolving alongside Barbie as a symbol of changing fashion and social trends.

👱‍♂️ Ken Day is celebrated just a few days after National Barbie Day, which takes place on March 9th, honoring the iconic duo in the world of dolls! 🎉✨

National Coconut Torte Day: This day honors the decadent coconut torte, a layered dessert rich in coconut flavor. Coconut-based cakes have been a part of Southern cooking traditions for centuries, with recipes dating back to the early 19th century. This observance encourages people to enjoy this classic treat and appreciate its cultural significance.

National Dermatologist Day: Founded by EltaMD Skin Care in 2024, this day recognizes board-certified dermatologists for their expertise in treating skin, hair, and nail conditions. Dermatologists undergo extensive training and play a vital role in skin health, making this day a tribute to their dedication and contributions.

National Earmuff Day: On March 13, 1877, Chester Greenwood received the patent for earmuffs, which became an essential winter accessory. Greenwood’s invention helped protect ears from the cold and created jobs in Farmington, Maine. The day celebrates innovation and the impact of simple but effective inventions.

Chester Greenwood is also celebrated on Chester Greenwood Day (First Saturday of December), recognizing his contribution to keeping ears warm during chilly weather.

National Good Samaritan Day: Also known as Good Samaritan Involvement Day, this observance encourages acts of kindness and selflessness. The day honors those who help others in need, drawing inspiration from the biblical parable of the Good Samaritan.

National Jewel Day: This day recognizes the artisans who craft jewelry and the beauty of precious and semi-precious stones. It’s an opportunity to appreciate fine craftsmanship, wear favorite pieces, or learn about different gemstones and their significance.

💎 Did you know that each zodiac sign has gemstones and birthstones associated with it? ✨ Find out which gemstones are best for you based on your date of birth and their unique energies! 🔮♈♉♊

National K9 Veterans Day: Established to honor military and service dogs, this day marks the founding of the U.S. Army K9 Corps in 1942. Trained for search-and-rescue, security, and combat support, K9 units have played a crucial role in military and law enforcement history.

🐶 Celebrate dogs all year long! Check out the complete list of national celebrations dedicated to dogs and honor our loyal furry friends! 🎉🐾✨

National Open an Umbrella Indoors Day: Encouraging a playful test of superstition, this day invites people to open umbrellas indoors and see if any bad luck follows. The tradition questions the origins of this common belief and challenges people to reconsider old superstitions.

National Popcorn Lover’s Day* (Second Thursday in March): This day, likely started by Bob Matthews of Rochester, New York, celebrates the simple joy of popcorn. Matthews, an avid popcorn lover and gardener, grew his own popcorn and enjoyed the snack weekly. The day encourages people to appreciate popcorn’s versatility and deliciousness.

🍿 Did you know there are multiple national days dedicated to popcorn? National Popcorn Day is celebrated on January 19th, while another popcorn-themed holiday, Business of Popping Corn Day, takes place on December 2nd to honor Charles Cretors’ invention of the first commercial popcorn popper in 1885! 🎉✨

World Kidney Day* (Second Thursday in March): Launched in 2006 by the International Society of Nephrology and the International Federation of Kidney Foundations, this day promotes kidney health awareness. It highlights the importance of early detection, prevention, and access to treatment for kidney disease.

Tomorrow is March 14, 2025

There are 19 national and international days on March 14th. Explore them all below, each with a brief explanation.

Bake a Pie in Solidarity Day: This day embraces the tradition of baking and sharing pies as a way to foster community and solidarity. While not tied to a specific historical event, it encourages kindness and connection through a universally loved dish. Pies, found in cultures worldwide, serve as a symbol of unity and generosity.

Crowdfunding Day: Recognizing the power of collective financial support, this day highlights the impact of crowdfunding on businesses, creative projects, and social causes. The concept dates back centuries, but modern online crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter and GoFundMe have revolutionized fundraising efforts.

Dog Theft Awareness Day: Established in 2016 by the Stolen and Missing Pets Alliance (SAMPA), this day raises awareness about the increasing issue of dog theft. It promotes responsible pet ownership, microchipping, and community efforts to protect beloved pets. Activities include awareness campaigns, educational events, and social media initiatives.

🐾 For more dogs, cats, and pets national days, visit the dedicated pages or use the search feature on our website to find exactly what you’re looking for!

International Ask a Question Day: Taking place on Albert Einstein’s birthday, this day encourages curiosity and lifelong learning. Asking questions fuels innovation, strengthens relationships, and expands knowledge. Inspired by Einstein’s legacy, the day reminds people to embrace their natural curiosity in all areas of life.

International Day of Action for Rivers: First observed in 1997, this day highlights the importance of free-flowing rivers and clean water access. Advocates worldwide work to protect rivers from pollution and destructive development, emphasizing their ecological, cultural, and economic significance.

🌊 A related celebration, World Rivers Day, is observed on the fourth Sunday of September, highlighting the importance of rivers and the need for their conservation! 🌍✨

International Day of Mathematics: Officially recognized by UNESCO in 2019, this day celebrates the role of mathematics in daily life, science, and technological advancement. The date was chosen to expand the concept of Pi Dayto include all aspects of mathematics. Schools, museums, and research institutions host activities to promote mathematical literacy.

International Grant Professionals Day: Established in 2015, this day recognizes the contributions of grant writers and administrators who secure funding for nonprofits, educational institutions, and government programs. Their work helps drive social impact by supporting research, education, and community initiatives.

Legal Assistants Day: Honoring the essential role of legal assistants and paralegals, this day acknowledges their contributions to the legal profession. Legal assistants help attorneys with research, documentation, and case management, ensuring smooth legal proceedings and access to justice.

⚖️ A related celebration, National Paralegal Day, is observed on October 23, recognizing the hard work and contributions of paralegals in the legal field! 📜✨

Moth-er Day: Dedicated to celebrating moths, this day highlights their ecological importance and biodiversity. With over 150,000 species worldwide, moths play vital roles in pollination and the food chain. Nature enthusiasts use this day to observe and learn about these often-overlooked insects.

National Children’s Craft Day: Part of National Craft Month, this day promotes creativity and hands-on learning for children. Crafting enhances problem-solving skills, self-expression, and confidence while providing a fun and educational experience.

National Freelancers Day* (Second Friday in March): This day honors the contributions of freelancers and self-employed professionals. With more people embracing gig work and independent careers, the day highlights the flexibility and challenges of freelancing while encouraging networking and professional growth.

National Learn About Butterflies Day: This day raises awareness about butterflies and their role as pollinators. Conservation efforts focus on protecting butterfly habitats, particularly for species like the monarch butterfly, which faces population decline due to habitat loss and climate change.

National Pi Day: Celebrating the mathematical constant π (3.14), this day is popular among math enthusiasts and educators. The concept of π has been known for nearly 4,000 years, with mathematicians like Archimedes and Newton refining its calculations. Modern observances include pie-eating contests and math-related activities.

National Potato Chip Day: Recognizing one of America’s most popular snacks, this day traces the origins of potato chips back to 1853, when chef George Crum created them at a New York restaurant. Today, the industry offers a vast variety of flavors enjoyed worldwide.

National Preschooler’s Day* (Second Friday in March): This day highlights the importance of early childhood education. Initiatives like the Head Start program, introduced in 1965, have expanded preschool access to millions of children. The day encourages communities to support early learning programs that prepare children for academic and social success.

National Write Your Story Day: Encouraging self-expression through writing, this day invites people to document their personal experiences and ideas. Founded in 2017 by author and artist Mitzy, the day highlights storytelling’s role in preserving history, inspiring creativity, and fostering self-reflection.

Professional Speakers Celebration Day: Established in 2023 by the Global Speakers Federation, this day honors professional speakers who educate, motivate, and inspire audiences. The date aligns with National Pi Day, symbolizing the idea of expanding opportunities and sharing knowledge.

White Day: Originating in Japan in 1978, this day serves as a follow-up to Valentine’s Day, where men reciprocate gifts received from women. The tradition has spread to other East Asian countries and involves gifts like white chocolate, flowers, and jewelry as expressions of appreciation.

World Sleep Day* (Friday before the March Equinox): Organized by the World Sleep Society, this day raises awareness about sleep health and its impact on overall well-being. Launched in 2008, the event focuses on research, medical advances, and solutions for sleep disorders. With participation from

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