Every year on November 8, the world pauses—if only briefly—to recognize Intersex Day of Remembrance, also known as Intersex Day of Solidarity. It is a day to honor intersex people: those born with sex characteristics that do not fit typical definitions of “male” or “female.” It is a day to remember the injustices they have endured and continue to face—from unwanted surgeries to social erasure—and to demand a future built on bodily autonomy, truth, and respect.

Transgender Parent Day Every first Sunday in November, a quiet but powerful observance takes place—Trans Parent Day. Falling this year on November 2, 2025, it’s a day to honor transgender and nonbinary parents, as well as parents of transgender and gender-diverse children. It’s a day rooted in love and resilience, created to expand the way the world understands family.

Every November, the world has the beautiful opportunity to turn its focus toward a community that has always existed but hasn’t always been celebrated the way it should be: our transgender and nonbinary siblings. 🌈✨ Transgender Awareness Month is a time to honor the resilience, creativity, and courage of trans and gender-diverse people. It’s a time to recognize their immense contributions to culture, art, politics, science, and activism.

On October 26th, the LGBTQIA+ community and allies worldwide mark Intersex Awareness Day — a vital observance dedicated to raising visibility for intersex people, challenging harmful stereotypes, a…

Every October, during the last full week of the month, the LGBTQ+ community celebrates Ace Week — formerly called “Asexual Awareness Week.” In 2025, that’s October 19–25, a time dedicated to uplifting asexual-spectrum identities, increasing visibility, and challenging myths that still surround the ace community. While asexual people have always existed, mainstream recognition is still catching up. Ace Week is about education, representation, and pride.

Every year on the third Thursday of October, millions of people wear purple for Spirit Day — a global stand against bullying and a visible show of support for LGBTQ+ youth. In 2025, Spirit Day falls on October 16th, and once again, schools, workplaces, celebrities, and communities will turn purple to send one simple but powerful message: you are not alone.

On the third Wednesday of October each year, the world celebrates International Pronouns Day — a relatively new but powerful observance dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of sharing, respecting, and normalizing personal pronouns. In 2025, it falls on October 15th. At first glance, some might ask: Why devote a whole day to pronouns? But for LGBTQ+ communities — especially transgender, nonbinary, and gender-nonconforming people — pronouns are not just words.

Every year on October 8, communities around the world celebrate International Lesbian Day, a joyful recognition of lesbian identity, history, and culture. It is a day to honor the women and nonbinary people who love women, the resilience of the sapphic community, and the ongoing fight for equality and respect. For many, International Lesbian Day is not only about visibility but also about reclamation.