Colorful poster for “International Pronoun Day!” featuring rainbow waves on a turquoise background. The event includes arts and crafts and hot and cold cider, taking place Tuesday, October 20th, from 12-2 PM in the Student Center Lobby. Banner for International Pronouns Day

International Pronouns Day

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Social Arts Building Community Engagement Inclusion LGBTQIA PRIDE

Tue, Oct 20, 2026

12 PM – 2 PM EDT (GMT-4)

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Colorful poster for “International Pronoun Day!” featuring rainbow waves on a turquoise background. The event includes arts and crafts and hot and cold cider, taking place Tuesday, October 20th, from 12-2 PM in the Student Center Lobby. The poster is sponsored by the University of Baltimore Office of Diversity and International Services and includes a QR code for additional information and registration. Flyer for International Pronouns Day
Join the Office of Diversity and International Services and Queerly! in celebrating International Pronouns Day. Pronouns are a part of every language and are an important part of how we communicate, express ourselves, and recognize and respect one another. 

Want to learn more about why we share pronouns and the impact of incorrect pronoun usage on trans youth? Check out these resources:
- Why we share our pronouns
- The effects of incorrect pronoun usage on trans and gender diverse youth

Come celebrate with us through arts and crafts, button-making, hot and cold cider, and much more! Stop by the lobby of the Student Center from 12–2 PM on October 20th to learn, connect, and celebrate together. We hope to see you there!

Contact us if you have any questions at diversity@ubalt.edu

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Co-hosted with: History Club, International Student Association, Psi Chi, The National Society of Leadership and Success, Queerly!, Philosophy Club, Young Democratic Socialists of America, College Debate & Discourse Alliance