Mental Health Awareness Month is observed every May in the United States, established by Mental Health America (MHA) in 1949 to educate the public about mental health conditions, reduce stigma, and promote access to care. Organizations like Mental Health America and National Alliance on Mental Illness are two leading organizations that promote efforts in education, advocacy, and support, helping to break the stigma on mental health. Important Dates this Month: May 3–9, 2026:

Administrative Professionals Week is an opportunity each year to recognize the individuals who keep everything running smoothly behind the scenes. From managing schedules to coordinating communication, these professionals are the steady heartbeat of every successful organization. The Unsung Heroes of the Workplace Administrative professionals wear many hats! Their ability to juggle responsibilities with grace and efficiency creates a foundation that allows teams and leaders t

National Love Our Children week is a heartfelt reminder of the role we all play in shaping the lives of children. It calls us to pause, reflect, and intentionally pour love, care, and protection into the youngest members of our communities. Children thrive when they feel safe, valued, and understood. Loving our children goes far beyond saying “I love you.” It’s found in the everyday moments, listening when they speak and guiding them with patience. National Love Our Children