Women's History
Besides celebrating achievements, this social issue is promoted by Women’s History Month.
Gender Equality
This traditional Native American gathering features dancing, singing, and socializing.
Powwow
This U.S. city hosts one of the largest St. Patrick’s Day parades.
New York City
This federal law protects the rights of people with disabilities and ensures equal access to education and public services.
American Disabilities Act (ADA)
These are the first five digits after the decimal point in the mathematical constant pi.
3.14159
This is the year when Women’s History Month officially began as a month-long national celebration in the United States.
1987
Native American tribes were the first to cultivate this crop, which is a staple food today.
Corn
This three-leafed plant is said to have been used by St. Patrick to explain the Holy Trinity, while its rare four-leafed cousin is considered a symbol of good luck.
Shamrock
This color is commonly used to raise awareness for developmental disabilities.
Blue
This holiday acknowledges stress and encourages people to laugh instead of stressing.
Panic Day
(March 9)
She was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize.
Marie Curie
This symbol, often featuring feathers and beads, is widely recognized as Native American cultural emblem?
Dreamcatcher
This is the name of the traditional Irish dance known for its rapid leg and foot movements while the body remains mostly still.
Irish Stepdance
This day, observed annually in March, is recognized worldwide as World Down Syndrome Day.
March 21
3-21
This holiday celebrates the arrive of Spring and Victory over good vs evil by throwing colored powders or water.
Holi Festival aka Festival of Colors
This U.S. amendment granted women the right to vote.
19th Amendment (1920)
Among some tribes, this respected female role included leading ceremonies, healing, and passing down oral traditions.
Medicine woman or Spiritual Leader
These mischievous little creatures from Irish folklore are famous for guarding pots of gold and are a fun symbol of St. Patrick’s Day celebrations.
Leprechauns
This type of therapy uses play and activities to help children with developmental disabilities improve.
Occupational Therapy
The Oreo cookie was first introduced by this company in 1912.
Nabisco
(National Oreo Cookie Day, March 6)
This woman is featured in the famous "We Can Do It" poster.
Rosie the Riveter
This famous Native American woman helped guide the Lewis and Clark expedition across the western United States.
Sacagawea
This traditional Irish instrument, similar to a bagpipe, is often heard in Celtic music.
Uilleann pipes
Approximately this percentage of children in the U.S. are diagnosed with development disabilities?
17%
(1 in 6 children)
Who made it to the final four in 2025?
Houston, Duke, Florida, Auburn