June 1 — First Day of Caribbean American Heritage Month
June 12 — World Day Against Child Labor
June 18 — Autistic Pride Day
June 19 — Juneteenth
June 19th, known as Juneteenth, is a day of celebration for the African American communities around the United States. This day symbolizes freedom and is shared though different festivities such as people enjoying art, food, and music. There are many different ways we can educate children about this day as well as the tragedy of enslavements and racism.
On the Learning for Justice (PDF) website (formerly known as Teaching Tolerance), educators and parents can find numerous resources emphasizing celebrations of culture, activism, and the humanity of people.
June 20 —World Refugee Day
June 21 — Fathers’ Day
The Berenstain Bears We Love Our Dad!
June 21 — Summer Solstice
