February is Black History Month.
Parent Network of WNY is honoring Black History Month and the 100th anniversary of celebrating legacy, resilience, and impact.
This Black History Month, we proudly recognize the countless contributions of Black individuals who have helped shape history, break barriers, and create lasting impact within our communities. We celebrate the legacy of resilience and leadership while reaffirming our commitment to inclusion, equity, and amplifying Black voices—this month and beyond.
Together as One – started in February 2023 – is an effort to centralize information about the various Black History Month plans of WNY cultural organizations. Various organizations around the community will hold their own programs or events throughout the month of February. Click here to view the list of events happening throughout the month.
As we celebrate the 100th anniversary of Black History Month, it’s vital to understand how this powerful tradition began. The origins of Black History Month reveal a rich legacy of scholarship, community, and resilience. Click here to learn more about the origins of Black History Month.
February 9th is International Epilepsy Day.
The Epilepsy Foundation has many resources for managing your epilepsy and other needs, helping your loved one, and teaching other about epilepsy and seizures. Click here to view their resources.
February 20th is National Caregivers Day.
On National Caregivers Day, take the time to recognize and honor caregivers and their critical contributions to families, communities and the healthcare system. Click here to learn more about caregivers and how you can support a caregiver.
We recognize the countless caregivers who advocate, support, and care for others—often putting their own needs last. You are seen, valued, and appreciated. Click here for caregiver support resources and local services near you.
