Celebrating Juneteenth Isn't Just for Black People. How Companies and Other Employees Benefit, Too. | Entrepreneur
Celebrating Juneteenth symbolizes freedom and independence from a hard, dark history, providing an opportunity for businesses to engage their employees in a meaningful way.
You can visit any national park for free on June 19
These free days, which don't include other fees like camping, are popular. For maximum enjoyment, I suggest getting there when the park opens or at sunrise.
The immersive performance celebrates the legacy of resistance and empowerment among Long Covid survivors, embodying the message that against all odds, 'We Are. Still. Here.'
Our Juneteenth Ritual of Remembrance is a prayerful honoring of the enslaved people who didn't live to see freedom come. It emphasizes a deep spiritual connection through diverse faiths.