National Police Woman Day
September 12, Friday
History of the holiday
The holiday was established in 1971 in the United States to honor the first women who joined the police force and served alongside men. It emerged as a way to recognize their professionalism, courage, and dedication to service. On this day, society celebrates the work of women in the police, their role in fighting crime, and ensuring citizen safety.
Significance of the holiday
National Police Woman Day emphasizes:
* the importance of gender equality in law enforcement
* the contribution of women to strengthening security and law and order
* the need to support and encourage women police officers
Celebration traditions
* holding official ceremonies and awards in police departments
* meetings and conferences focused on safety issues and professional development of women in law enforcement
* public events aimed at raising awareness about the role of women in law enforcement
* publication of articles, interviews, and success stories of women police officers in the media
Interesting facts
* On this day, many police departments organize tours and demonstrations for school and college students to inspire young women to pursue a career in law enforcement
* National Police Woman Day helps draw attention to women’s safety issues and their role in society
* This holiday strengthens respect for women’s professional activities in a traditionally male field and promotes equal career opportunities
National Police Woman Day in other years
- 2021 September 12, Sunday
- 2022 September 12, Monday
- 2023 September 12, Tuesday
- 2024 September 12, Thursday
- 2026 September 12, Saturday