SBDC Day
America’s SBDC’s inaugural materials explicitly schedule the first SBDC Day for Wednesday, 22 March 2017.
See the observances and verified observance-history milestones attached to March 22. Each observance keeps its own source and date details.
Selected observance milestones connected to this date, based on reviewed sources.
America’s SBDC’s inaugural materials explicitly schedule the first SBDC Day for Wednesday, 22 March 2017.
The inaugural organizer-created observance received congressional recognition without becoming a federally established public holiday.
The Senate agreed to a resolution supporting the goals and ideas of the Day of Hope and recognizing Childhelp USA’s initiative.
UN General Assembly resolution 47/193 declared 22 March World Day for Water beginning in 1993; the reviewed evidence records 1993 as the first observance.
A reviewed starting point drawn from prominent global observances with strong institutional or organizer sources. Each observance keeps its own documented status and scope.
A/RES/47/193
Puerto Rico statutory, education and historical sources verify March 22 as the recurring abolition-of-slavery holiday and tie the date to the formal abolition of slavery on March 22, 1873.
Puerto Rico statutory, education and historical sources verify March 22 as the recurring abolition-of-slavery holiday and tie the date to the formal abolition of slavery on March 22, 1873.
A/RES/47/193
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