National Women Support Women Day is a special celebration dedicated to encouraging women to support and uplift each other, fostering a community where mutual support and encouragement thrive.

Quick Facts

When is it?: December 1st annually
Tagged as: Women’s empowerment and solidarity day
What’s the hashtag?: #WomenSupportWomen
When was it founded?: 2018
Who founded it?: Amy O’Donnell

History of National Women Support Women Day

The day was established to honor influential women across various fields such as arts, politics, and business. O’Donnell created this platform to recognize and celebrate women’s daily contributions while emphasizing the importance of mutual support among women.

Timeline

• 1909: First Woman’s Day observed in New York with 15,000 women marching
• 1975: UN begins celebrating International Women’s Day
• 2014: International Women’s Day becomes official in 100 countries
• 2018: National Women Support Women Day established

Dates by Year

YearMonth and DateDay
2024December 1Sunday
2025December 1Monday
2026December 1Tuesday
2027December 1Wednesday
2028December 1Friday

How It’s Observed

Women celebrate by organizing mentorship programs, networking events, and community gatherings. Many wear purple ribbons or accessories to symbolize justice and dignity.

Fun Facts About the Day

• Purple is the unofficial color representing justice and dignity
• The day coincides with other historical women’s rights celebrations
• It promotes both professional and personal development
• Virtual celebrations have become increasingly popular

Quiz

  1. When was the first Woman’s Day celebrated in New York?
  2. Who created National Women Support Women Day?
  3. What color symbolizes this day?
    -(Answers: 1909, Amy O’Donnell, Purple)

FAQs

How can I celebrate?
Offer compliments to fellow women, participate in mentorship programs, or organize support groups.

Is it celebrated worldwide?
While it’s gaining international recognition, it started as a US-based initiative.

Importance of the Day

The day serves as a platform for raising awareness about women’s issues, celebrating achievements, and fostering solidarity. It breaks down the stereotype of women being competitive with each other and instead promotes unity and mutual support.

Related Days

• International Women’s Day (March 8)
• National Woman’s Day (February 28)
• Women’s Equality Day (August 26)
• National Girls Day (October 11)