Harriet Tubman Day

March 10, Sunday

Harriet Tubman Day is observed in the United States on March 10 to honor Harriet Tubman, a heroic figure in the abolitionist movement and human rights activist. The day was established to honor her extraordinary contributions to the fight to end slavery and advance equal rights. Harriet Tubman became a symbol of courage and selflessness, saving hundreds of people from slavery through a system of secret routes and safe houses known as the Underground Railroad.

How Harriet Tubman Day is Celebrated
Educational Activities. Many schools and universities offer classes and lectures on the life and deeds of Harriet Tubman.

Visiting Historical Sites. Memorial museums, such as Harriet Tubman National Park in Maryland, are open to visitors who want to learn more about her life.

Social and Cultural Programs. Exhibitions, documentary film screenings, and theater performances highlighting her contributions to history are held on this day.

Harriet Tubman symbolizes the power of the fight for freedom and human rights. Her legacy continues to inspire activists and human rights defenders around the world, and Harriet Tubman Day reminds us of the importance of everyone’s efforts to achieve equality and justice.

Harriet Tubman Day

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Harriet Tubman Day in other years

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2025 March 10, Monday