June 7th, 1965

In Alabama, Jefferson Davis' Birthday is a state holiday that commemorates the birth of Jefferson Davis, the President of the Confederate States during the American Civil War. This day is marked by a variety of observances and reflections on the state's history and heritage. It often involves historical reenactments, educational seminars, and exhibitions that aim to provide a deeper understanding of the Civil War era and its impact on Alabama and the United States. The day also offers an opportunity for discussions about the complexities of history, the lessons learned, and the importance of unity and reconciliation in contemporary society. It's a time to engage with Alabama's rich historical tapestry, examining both the challenging and transformative moments in the state's past.

World Food Safety Day is dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of safe food, which is key to ensuring human health, economic prosperity, agriculture, market access, tourism, and sustainable development. This day highlights the global burden of foodborne diseases and the efforts needed to ensure the safety and quality of food chains across the world. Activities include public education campaigns, workshops for food industry professionals, and initiatives by governments and international organizations to strengthen food safety systems. The day emphasizes the critical role of all stakeholders in food safety, from farm to table, and encourages collective action to prevent, detect, and manage foodborne risks. It's a call to action for safer food production, handling, and consumption practices, contributing to better health outcomes, economic development, and improved food security globally.