Innovation Day
On February 16 every year, Innovation Day is observed across the United States.
This day is dedicated to problem-solving, creativity, and the crazy new innovations that keep the world moving.
From tiny changes in your daily life to innovations that have brought around complete revolutions, it helps how we work, live, and connect.
Innovation Day is a reminder that curiosity and courage is the basis of making a huge difference.
History of Innovation Day
President Ronald Reagan signed a proclamation officially establishing Innovation Day in 1983.
His proclamation stated the role innovation has in America's success and growth.
Innovation Day also pays tribute to George Washington Carver, who was an educator and scientist known for his pathbreaking research and studies to improve farming methods.
His work completely changed the agricultural landscape in the United States and proved how creativity can solve real-world problems.
Ever since, February 16 has reminded us how innovation has driven the overall growth of the country.
Observing Innovation Day
Well, to observe Innovation Day, it is not necessary that you have to invent something; you can observe this day in your own way.
Try learning about someone whose invention you admire or you are inspired by.
You can also try a new skill or hobby or look for solutions to everyday obstructions. Try supporting small businesses or startups.
You can also encourage young people to explore science, technology, or the arts and talk about innovation you have come across in your day to day life that deserves attention with the hashtag #NationalInnovationDay.
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