Helen Keller Day

Helen Keller Day, observed on June 27, celebrates the extraordinary life and legacy of Helen Keller—an author, activist, and advocate for people with disabilities. Born in 1880 and left deaf and blind by illness, Keller overcame immense challenges to become a symbol of perseverance and progress. The day honors her achievements in education, disability rights, and social justice. Helen Keller Day encourages awareness, accessibility, and the belief that determination can break down any barrier.