NATIONAL CEREBRAL PALSY AWARENESS DAY 3/25/2026
Key details regarding the observance
Cerebral Palsy: Leaders, Artists, Athletes & More
Key details regarding the observance
- Purpose: To raise awareness, support individuals with CP, and recognize caregivers.
- Significance: Established to increase understanding of the most common motor disability in children.
- Colors/Themes: Supporters often wear green and use the hashtag #GoGreen4CP.
- Global Day: While the U.S. observes March 25, World Cerebral Palsy Day is a separate global event.
People with CP can do anything
Cerebral Palsy: Leaders, Artists, Athletes & More
Key details regarding the observance
- Cerebral Palsy does not define a person’s potential.
- People with CP can achieve anything, they may just take a different path to get there.
- CP affects movement, not intelligence, personality, or determination.
- Strength looks different for everyone, and people with CP show strength every single day.
- Adaptive tools and technology open doors, ma
- Cerebral Palsy does not define a person’s potential.
- People with CP can achieve anything, they may just take a different path to get there.
- CP affects movement, not intelligence, personality, or determination.
- Strength looks different for everyone, and people with CP show strength every single day.
- Adaptive tools and technology open doors, making independence and success possible in countless ways.
- People with CP are athletes, students, workers, leaders, artists, and entrepreneurs.
Cerebral Palsy: Leaders, Artists, Athletes & More
Cerebral Palsy: Leaders, Artists, Athletes & More
Cerebral Palsy: Leaders, Artists, Athletes & More
- Actor / TV / Film: RJ Mitte (Breaking Bad)
- Comedy / Entertainment: Josh Blue (Comedian, Last Comic Standing winner)
- Music / Performing Arts: Ali Stroker (Broadway actress, Tony Award winner)
- Author / Artist: Christy Brown (My Left Foot)
- Writer / Creator: Zach Anner (Writer, comedian, advocate)
- Sports / Athletics: Jonnie Peacock (Paralympic sprinter)