Celebrate Your Name Week launched in 1997 to encourage people to enjoy the wide world of names, especially their own! Names Alliance manages the CYNW website. Contact namesalliance.org for materials to help your family or classroom celebrate.
Celebrate with us! International Name Day showcases the vital role of names in society. It's just one aspect of Celebrate Your Name Week, a brilliant 7-day exploration of one's self, family history, and language that happens every March.
The Museum of Names is dedicated to the whimsy and wonder of names and naming, with a blog, a soundtrack, consulting, merch, and more. Provides keynote speakers and workshops on name-related topics to any group.
Proclaim your respect for names with these workplace and classroom posters and stickers from Zazzle.
The My Name, My Identity campaign is leading the way in linking name pronunciation with a sense of belonging and positive relationships in the classroom. There's an educator pledge, a free course you can take and much more.
Recognizing that names are vital connective tissue for people and communities, 10 Million Names is recovering the names of men, women, and children of African descent enslaved in pre- and post-colonial America. Watch on ABC News.
KU4R documents and addresses stereotype-based prejudice connected to personal names, grounded in research and contemporary lived experience of people worldwide. Includes a Media Guide and the “Don’t Buy Into Bullying” campaign.
Onomastics is the study of names, and The American Name Society has its very own journal dedicated to research on that topic. Increasingly, they're running articles about names and social justice issues, with a recent issue focused on bias and prejudice.