World Autistic Pride Day 2021:

The World Autistic Pride Day is commemorated every year on 18th June across the world.

History of World Autistic Pride Day 2021:

World Autistic Pride Day was celebrated for the first time in 2005 on 18th June by the Aspies For Freedom (AFF), as the day was also the birthday of the then youngest member of the group. Autistic Pride Day is is a celebration of the neuro diversity of people on the autism spectrum held on June 18, 2021.

Significance of World Autistic Pride Day 2021:

World Autistic Pride Day is a pride celebration for the people who suffer from autism. The day even emphasizes recognizing the importance of pride for autistic people and creating awareness for the same. The day aims towards bridging a positive change in society at large and take pride in autistic people and recognize them as unique individuals. Autistic Pride Day is an Aspies for Freedom initiative, an autism rights group that aims to educate the general public with initiatives to end ignorance of the issues involving the autistic community. Every year there is a main theme for the Autistic Pride Day, like it was “Acceptance not cure” in 2005, “Perspectives, not fear” in 2010 and “Recognize, Respect, Include” in 2011.

International Picnic Day

June 18th every year is International Picnic Day. The origins of this event are unknown, but it doesn’t dampen its popularity with many countries across the globe celebrating this event. Celebrate International Picnic Day by getting outside and enjoying nature with friends or family! It’s an opportunity for you to take a break from your daily routine and enjoy some time in the great outdoors. You’ll be able to share food, laugh together, play games- all while appreciating each other’s company. What could be better?

We love going out for picnics and day outs. Picnic is one popular activity across the globe that brings friends and families together to spend some quality time with each other. Considering the fame, International Picnic Day is celebrated on June 18, annually. This year, going out for picnics might not be a feasible idea; but that doesn't mean we can't celebrate it at all. All you need to do is, spread a mat in the middle of your living room, switch on some good music and enjoy the day with some games and foods.