National Freedom Day in the United States commemorates the signing of the 13th Amendment resolution on 1 February 1865, which led to the abolition of slavery and involuntary servitude. The day recognises a major milestone in United States history while also inviting reflection on the continuing struggle for civil rights, equality, and justice. It is observed through education, remembrance, community events, and discussion of freedom’s meaning and responsibilities.

Event Suggestions:
• Create a timeline about the 13th Amendment, abolition, and civil rights history
• Discuss the meaning of freedom, equality, and justice in historical and present-day contexts
• Share readings, speeches, or stories connected to abolition and civil rights