Passover is celebrated for seven days to reflect the natural order of creation. The observance is meant to commemorate when the Hebrew people were liberated from slavery under the rule of Egypt. It typically begins with a special meal called a seder and ends with a special religious service.
National Volunteer Week begins on April 17, 2022. Over the course of this week, we honor and celebrate all of the incredible ways that volunteers have advanced our global progress while maintaining a sense of humility and human connectedness. National Volunteer Week was instituted all the way back in 1974, and has since transformed into a week-long initiative during which people are encouraged to seek out, celebrate, and participate in volunteer or service opportunities that speak to their core values and sense of civic duty.
While we tend to talk about native peoples as a cohesive group, the truth is that before the Europeans arrived, the American continent was filled with hundreds of separate cultures and nations. Gathering of Nations brings more than 500 native tribes together to celebrate their traditions and cultures.
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