National Suicide Prevention Week reminds us of the importance of reaching out, listening and talking openly about mental health. Every gesture counts: a conversation, a kind word, a presence. By equipling your teams to recognize signs of distress and create an environment full of empathy, you help build a culture of support, where no one feels alone in the face of difficulty.

Valentine's Day is the perfect opportunity to remember that well-being at work also requires sincere human relationships, full of respect, benevolence and listening. Give your teams tools to cultivate recognition, authentic communication and cohesion — because love, in all its forms, begins with attention to others.

Every year on February 4, World Cancer Day reminds us of the importance of prevention, early detection, and support for those affected by the disease.

Together, let’s take action for a cancer-free future.

Anti-Bullying Day is an opportunity to raise awareness about the serious impact of bullying—whether physical, verbal, or online.
This day promotes respect, active listening, and empathy among individuals. By encouraging kindness and inclusion, it serves as a reminder that everyone has the right to feel safe and respected in all environments, especially at school and in the workplace.

World Social Justice Day recognizes the need to promote social justice by addressing issues such as poverty, exclusion, gender equality, unemployment, human rights, and social protections—issues that are present both in the business world and in society.

This initiative, held on February 11th and implemented by UNESCO and UN Women with partners, aims to promote women and girls. Gender equality is a priority for UNESCO, and supporting young girls in their education and empowering them to voice their ideas are key drivers for development and peace.

In a world where technology is omnipresent, disconnecting is a real challenge. On February 6th, it’s an opportunity to put away your phone for 24 hours and focus on more important things, like relationships with family members, colleagues, friends, reading, or taking time for yourself.

Black History Month is an annual commemoration of the history of the African diaspora. It was launched in 1976 by U.S. President Gerald Ford and takes place every February. This month serves as a time to celebrate the achievements and impact of people of African descent around the world.