Updated
October 1, 2024
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Suggested activities: talks, workshops, donation drive
World Cancer Day is an occasion to reflect on the cancer care gap and how we can provide equitable access to cancer prevention around the world. Encourage your coworkers to take part in activities that are beneficial to preventing cancer, organise an educational awareness talk, and show your support to an organisation or colleague in need of cancer-related funding and support.
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Suggested activities: cultural talks, learning journey
During Thaipusam, there is a large, colourful ceremonial procession where devotees walk with milk pots and kavadis (ceremonial devices) to seek blessings, while being encouraged by their family and friends. If you have colleagues taking part, try to organise a sharing session or even make your way down to support them!
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Suggested activities: expert talk, sharing sessions
On the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, honour and amplify the achievements of women in STEM fields by organising panel discussions, workshops, or mentorship programs. Highlight the contributions of female scientists and inspire the next generation of girls to pursue careers in science. Let's work towards gender equality in STEM, fostering an inclusive and diverse scientific community for innovation and progress.
Suggested activities: tangyuan making workshop, vendor pop-up
This day signifies the end of the chinese new year, and also doubles as the Chinese Valentine's Day. It is a food custom to eat yuanxiao, also known widely as tangyuan, which symbolises unity.
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Suggested activities: team bonding activity, valentine's pop-up market, valentine's craft workshop
Valentine's, Galentine's or every-tine's, here's your chance to go deep and forge stronger relationships among your team. Host a team bonding session, build rapport through a mastery workshop, or spread the love with a donation drive to contribute items to those in need.
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Suggested activities: book donation drive, office book club session, book exchange activity, focused reading session
International Book Giving Day is exactly how it sounds - giving your books to people who would benefit. This is a great opportunity to host a book donation drive. Alternatively, seeing it's Valentine's, you may wish to take it literally and exchange books instead of flowers and chocolates.
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Suggested activities: educational talk, workshop
Having Total Defence Day after Valentine's is perhaps a sobering reminder that we ought to protect those we love. On this day, learn about Singapore's six pillars of defence, via a talk, workshop, or encouraging everyone to download the.. umm..SG Secure app...?
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Suggested activities: random acts of kindness!
This is one of our favourites! So someone decided to have a random random acts of kindness day on a random day, and so it came to be a random acts of kindness day on this random day in random February. Encourage everyone at your workplace to do random acts of kindness today and everyday. As Ellen says "Be kind to one another". Just don't get cancelled - be genuine!
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Suggested activities: educational talk, workshop, dialogue session, townhall
The day is observed to elevate awareness about social inequality and to educate people about the importance of removing poverty, sexual identity and biological prejudice, religious bigotry, etc. This might be a good opportunity to have a frank dialogue and sharing session within teams and groups in your organisation.
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Suggested activities: basic language learning series, language exchange
Celebrate International Mother Language Day at the workplace by embracing linguistic diversity and cultural heritage. Encourage colleagues to share stories, poems, or songs in their native languages, fostering mutual understanding and respect. Let's honour the richness of our mother tongues, promoting inclusivity and appreciation for diverse linguistic traditions in the workplace and beyond.
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