Below you will find resources for substance abuse programs.
Celebrating International Music Day
International Music Day, which occurs on October 1st, is a holiday that is meant to celebrate and enjoy music and musicians from all over the world. It was firs
Directors Blog – October 2024
Many storms have been weathered lately, with a lot of loss of life, homes, libraries, and other buildings. First responders were tested by strong winds and rain on levels not usually experienced. It is hoped that you, your friends, and family members were not devasted by the hurricanes. But if you were, it is hoped…
World Vegetarian Day
Celebrate World Vegetarian Day by eating vegetarian! World Vegetarian Day was October 1st, but you can still enjoy vegetarian foods. The North American Vegetarian Society started the celebration in 1977 and the International Vegetarian Union endorsed it in 1978. Here are some titles for ideas for vegetarian recipes: The Ikaria Way Vegetarian Recipes in 15…
Religion in the United States: some government resources
European colonists wished religious freedom, but for them having a government of no religion at all was unthinkable. How to have a government that upheld religious beliefs without establishing one specific denomination as a state religion? Some U.S. government resources exploring religion.
Honor the Veteran in Your Life
Government documents on the history of Veterans Day, some things to do with the veteran in your life on Veterans Day, and veterans' resources including veterans' benefits, compensation, family and caregiver support, housing and transportation, education, training and employment, housing veterans, veteran health, financial and legal support, assistive technology and recreational programs for wounded or ill veterans.
Thy Liberty in Law: Government resources on courts and crime
Government information resources on crime, victim assistance, types of courts and what they handle, violence against children and youth, school gun violence, human trafficking.
Martin Luther King, Jr., Day of Service
Martin Luther King, Jr., MLK, Jr., Federal government, holiday, day of service, John Lewis, Alpha Phi Alpha, Coretta Scott King, Katie Hall, Katie B. Hall, Martin Luther King, Jr. Federal Holiday Commission, assassination, Corporation for National and Community Service, Public Law 98-114, Public Law No 103-304, Martin Luther King, Jr., National Historical Park, Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial,
Cybersecurity Awareness Month
Cybersecurity is the combination of practices, techniques, and technologies that help to prevent or lessen the consequences of cyberattacks. No matter how tech savvy or computer literate you are, cybersecurity is important for everyone to understand because of the vast quantities of data stored electronically. Every October since 2004, the…
Celebrating Family History Month: Discovering Our Roots in October
October brings not just the excitement of Halloween, pumpkin-spiced treats, and cozy sweaters—it is also Family History Month! A celebration that encourages individuals and families to delve into their genealogical roots. Understanding our family history is more than just a fun pastime; it’s an exploration of our lineage that deepens our sense of identity. Your…
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