UNITY Day
UNITY DAY
When We Stand Together, No One Stands Alone
Wednesday, October 20, 2021
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What is UNITY Day?
Unity Day is an event celebrated across America every year to promote kindness and togetherness in our schools. We have celebrated Unity Day here in Palo Alto every year starting in 2013.
While each school might do different activities with the help of teachers, parents and student leaders, they have shared a theme — “When We Stand Together, No One Stands Alone”.
Something everyone can do for Unity Day is to wear orange. This is a sign that all students, teachers and parents will stand together and do their part in supporting the ideas of kindness and unity. So on Unity Day, there is a mass of people wearing orange at our schools!
Get Involved
Wear orange on Unity Day! You can also help organize activities at your school. Past activities have included unity chains, art projects, diversity lessons, special book displays in the library, and more. Contact your principal, PTA, or school rep to find out how you can help.
Unity Day Resources
Organized by PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center.
Resources, Videos, Classroom Ideas, and more.
Books that can be used in our libraries and classroom to support the messages of Unity Day.
Unity Day in Palo Alto, past years
Slideshow of PAUSD’s 2017 Unity Day Celebration
2017 PAUSD Parent Ed, ‘Social Emotional Learning Journey Towards Unity’
PAUSD’s Unity Day Celebration for 2016
Includes photos of activities and celebration throughout our schools.
Palo Alto Pulse Article on 2014 Unity Day
2014 City of Palo Alto Resolution on Celebrating Unity Day City-wide