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Commemorative Dates

November 27th is Cancer Awareness Day. The date was established by Law No. 11,652, of April 7, 2008, with the aim of raising awareness about cancer prevention and control in Brazil. The choice of November 27th refers to the founding of the National Cancer Institute (INCA), created in 1937, which plays a crucial role in the research and treatment of the disease. The day serves to promote information campaigns about the importance of early detection, appropriate treatment and palliative care, in addition to highlighting the need for support for patients and their families. Cancer is one of the main causes of death in the country, and the date seeks to mobilize society and health agencies to implement preventive actions, offering resources and support to those facing this disease.

World Cat Day, celebrated on August 8 , is a date dedicated to the appreciation and awareness of domestic felines around the world. Created to promote the well-being of cats and encourage responsible adoption, World Cat Day highlights the importance of proper care, such as nutrition, veterinary care and sterilization. Additionally, it is an opportunity to celebrate the role of cats as loyal and loving companions in our lives, while also highlighting issues such as preventing abandonment and abuse. It's a time to share love, affection and recognition for our feline friends.

April 17th is Bat Appreciation Day, highlighting the importance of these animals for the balance of ecosystems. Created by scientists and conservationists, the date seeks to combat myths and raise awareness about the role of bats in pollination, insect control and seed dispersal.
Although often associated with legends and superstitions, bats are essential for biodiversity. There are more than 1,400 species in the world, and some help to reduce populations of mosquitoes and agricultural pests, benefiting human health and food production.
On April 17th, environmental organizations promote lectures, educational events and activities to teach about bat conservation and their positive impact on nature. The date also raises awareness of the threats these animals face, such as deforestation and climate change, encouraging actions to protect them.

Saint Helena 's Day is celebrated on August 18th . She was the mother of the Roman Emperor Constantine the Great and is an important figure in early Christianity. Saint Helena is famous for having made a pilgrimage to the Holy Land, where, according to tradition, she discovered the Vera Cruz, the true cross of Jesus Christ. She is also known for promoting the building of churches in Jerusalem and for her generosity towards Christians and the less fortunate. His feast day is marked by special masses and religious services in his honor, highlighting his devotion and contribution to the Christian faith.

April 1st , Boomer Bonus Day, is a light-hearted and fun day dedicated to the Baby Boomers, born between 1946 and 1964. Although it is not an official holiday, the day serves to recognize the contributions of this generation to society, celebrating the bonuses and benefits they have had throughout their lives, such as job security and access to quality education.
Boomer Bonus Day emerged as a light-hearted way to reflect on the impact of this generation, while also providing a space to discuss its advantages and challenges. For decades, boomers have played a fundamental role in shaping the modern world, whether in the economy, culture or politics.
This day is also an opportunity to remember the importance of respecting and caring for the older generation, who continue to have a great impact on our lives.