DEI Communication Calendar: November Inspirations

A brick building with windows, one of which is decorated with a rainbow flag symbolizing support for the LGBTQ+ community.

November is a month for reflecting on values that support equality, tolerance, and safety within society. It’s a time for education, dialogue, and collective action that strengthens diversity, equity, and inclusion. Our DEI calendar not only highlights important events in November but also offers ideas for meaningful ways to celebrate them and support positive change.

International Day Against Violence and Bullying at School, including Cyberbullying – November 7

Every child deserves a safe school environment, free from violence and cyberbullying. The effects of bullying can seriously impact students’ mental health and development, which is why the International Day Against Violence ad Bullying at School, including Cyberbulling brings together students, parents, teachers, and the tech industry to create safe learning spaces. Consider hosting workshops on cyberbullying prevention, non-violent communication (NVC), or sessions for parents to help them recognize and respond to signs of bullying.

World Diabetes Day – November 14

Diabetes impacts millions of lives around the world. World Diabetes Day highlights the importance of prevention, health education, and access to quality healthcare. On this day, you could organize an online event with healthcare experts or individuals living with diabetes to share insights on managing the condition, understanding symptoms, and maintaining a full, active life despite the challenges of diabetes.

Suggested hashtags: #WorldDiabetesDay #diabetes #DiabetesLife

International Day for Tolerance – November 16

Tolerance is about more than just accepting differences; it’s about respecting and valuing them. The International Day for Tolerance reminds us of the importance of empathy and understanding in diverse communities. Hosting DEI and empathy training sessions can be a great way to strengthen workplace culture and build an environment where everyone feels respected and valued.

Suggested hashtags: #tolerance #16November #InternationalDayforTolerance #ToleranceDay

World Children’s Day – November 20

November 20 marks the anniversary of the UN’s adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, spotlighting children’s rights worldwide. It’s a chance for companies and organizations to support initiatives that protect children and promote their rights. You could organize awareness activities, partner with child advocacy organizations, or fundraise to support kids in vulnerable situations. It’s a meaningful way to show solidarity with the youngest among us.

International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women – November 25

Violence against women is a global issue that often goes unnoticed. The International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women day is a call to action to protect and support women who have experienced violence. Consider organizing awareness campaigns, or fundraisers to support organizations working with survivors. Every step counts—awareness, education, and support are essential for real change.

Suggested hashtags: #NoExcuse #GenerationEquality

Anniversary of Gaining the Right to Vote by Polish Women– November 28

On November 28, we celebrate the anniversary of women’s right to vote in Poland, a milestone in the fight for gender equality. Honoring this day can be as simple as organizing discussions on civic engagement and gender equality or supporting organizations that advocate for women’s rights. It’s a powerful way to recognize the strides made toward a fairer society.

In Summary

November on the DEI calendar encourages us to take action for equality, tolerance, and safety. It’s a month for reflecting on progress and building a future rooted in openness and mutual respect—values that are essential to any inclusive community.

Skip to content