Parental Alienation Awareness Day
April 25, Friday
History of the day
The International Parental Alienation Awareness Day was proposed in 2011 to spread knowledge about the phenomenon of parental alienation and its impact on families. Activists and organizations working with children and families use this day to organize events and information campaigns aimed at promoting healthy relationships between parents and children.
Objectives of the event
The main objective of this day is to raise awareness about children's rights to maintain relationships with both parents, as well as to highlight the possible consequences of parental alienation. This phenomenon can lead to long-term emotional and psychological issues in children, such as depression, anxiety, and self-esteem problems.
How the day is celebrated
Campaigns are held on social media, and publications are shared that address the problems of parental alienation and its impact on children. Seminars, lectures, and roundtable discussions are organized where experts share their knowledge on child psychology and family dynamics. Events are also organized to support parents who have become victims of alienation, providing legal consultations and assistance.
Impact and importance
This day helps raise awareness about the importance of maintaining healthy relationships between parents and children. It serves as a reminder that children need to maintain a bond with both parents and that any actions aimed at severing this bond can be extremely harmful to their psychological and emotional development.