Upcoming Events to Add to Your Social Good Calendar

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Over the course of the next month or so we will be working with major NGOs to spread the word about new reports and critical days commemorating important causes and issues. Mark your calendars for these causes.

Tuesday, February 25

  • We will be working with Save the Children to spread the word about its brand-new newborn health report during a 24-hour carnival.
  • #TeacherTuesday launches with UNESCO on this day. We are joining nine other global voices to share inspirational teachers around the world for ten weeks. Read more.
  • #TeacherTuesday Twitter chat with the first featured teacher will take place at 12 PM GMT. Join with the #TeacherTuesday hashtag.

Thursday, February 27 from 12:00 – 1:30 PM EST

  • Investing in Women and Girls: Finding solutions in water, sanitation and hygiene, featuring H&M Conscious Foundation and Procter & Gamble. WaterAid will be standing by, too, to answer any questions that people might have about the work that we are gearing up to do together. RSVP by February 25 at https://www3.gotomeeting.com/register/487286806

Friday, February 28

  • This day marks the last day to comment on the Every Newborn Action Plan. Add your comments by this Friday.

Friday, March 7 from 2 – 3 PM EST

Saturday, March 22

  • We will be partnering with WaterAid America on a big day of World Water Day online discussions. Stay tuned for more as the day approaches.

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Social Good Moms is a digital community and content platform dedicated to elevating issues that matter most to women and girls, from maternal health and reproductive justice to education, economic empowerment, and global health equity.

Created for socially conscious women, the site brings together storytelling, advocacy, and practical resources to raise awareness and inspire meaningful action. Through thoughtful articles, personal perspectives, expert insights, and curated resources, Social Good Moms aims to make complex social issues accessible, relatable, and actionable.