National I Am Day
On National I Am Day, take a moment to celebrate your individuality and all that you are.
- Roots
- Established to promote self-acceptance
- Vibe
- Positive, reflective, inclusive
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- Hashtag
- #NationalIAmDay
3 ways to celebrate
Say your affirmations
Write three I am statements and stick them on your mirror.
Swap affirmations
Trade positive I am statements and cheer each other on.
Post a positive note
Pin an encouraging I am note on the break room board.
Plan ahead
National I Am Day is observed on the second Sunday in March. Here is where it lands for the next ten years, handy for planners, marketers and party people.
Fast facts
The story
National I Am Day, observed annually on the second Sunday in March, invites individuals to reflect on their identities and embrace their uniqueness. It serves as a reminder that everyone has a distinct story worth celebrating. This day encourages self-acceptance and fosters a sense of community, prompting people to share their experiences with others.
Read the full story
National Day Calendar began recognizing National I Am Day in January 2023, in collaboration with S.H.E. Inc./Sisters Helping Each-Other and She ROCKS It, to encourage daily positive affirmations and self-care. With increased pressures from social media and societal expectations, this day offers a chance for introspection and personal growth. It inspires people to acknowledge their strengths and the qualities that make them who they are.
On this day, many engage in activities that promote a sense of belonging and self-worth. A common practice is sharing personal stories on social platforms, where individuals express what they love about themselves. Events such as community gatherings, workshops, and discussions often take place, encouraging dialogue about identity and acceptance.
As we celebrate National I Am Day, let's remember that embracing our true selves is a journey worth taking. By acknowledging our individuality, we contribute to a culture of acceptance and understanding. This day is not just about celebrating oneself, but also about uplifting others in their journeys of self-discovery.
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