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International Non-Binary Peoples Day

Celebrate diversity and inclusivity on International Non-Binary Peoples Day - let's raise awareness and show support for our non-binary friends!

Tuesday

July 2026

Last updated February 7, 2026 · by the Holiday Calendar Team

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YEARLY DATEJuly 14

OBSERVED INInternationally

CATEGORYCulture

SUBCATEGORYLGBTQ+

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Get ready to celebrate inclusivity and diversity on July 14 with International Non-Binary Peoples Day! This day was first established in 2012 as a way to recognize and honor individuals who identify as non-binary, meaning they do not exclusively identify as male or female. It's a day to celebrate the unique experiences and perspectives of non-binary individuals and raise awareness about their presence in society. So let's come together and embrace all gender identities on this joyous occasion!

TIMELINE

International Non-Binary Peoples Day Timeline

Establishment of Non-Binary Day

International Non-Binary Peoples Day was first celebrated, aiming to raise awareness about non-binary genders and celebrating their identities.

Facebook Adds Custom Gender Option

Facebook introduced a custom gender option, allowing users to select from over 50 different gender identities, including non-binary.

Oregon's Gender X Law

Oregon became the first U.S state allowing residents to mark their gender as not specified on applications for driver's licenses and identity cards.

California's Gender Recognition Act

California becomes the first state to legally recognize non-binary as a gender option on official documents under the historic Gender Recognition Act.

Non-Binary Actors Recognition

Non-binary actors, like Asia Kate Dillon and Lachlan Watson, receive major roles on television shows, elevating non-binary visibility in media.

Elliot Page Comes Out

Actor Elliot Page publicly comes out as transgender and non-binary, increasing awareness and acceptance of non-binary identities globally.

GET INVOLVED

How to Celebrate International Non-Binary Peoples Day

Educate yourself and others

Take the time to learn about non-binary identities and the challenges that non-binary people face. Share what you learn with others to spread awareness and understanding.

SUPPORT

Support non-binary owned businesses

Show your support for the non-binary community by shopping at and promoting businesses owned by non-binary individuals. This can help create visibility and opportunities for non-binary entrepreneurs.

ATTEND

Attend a pride march or event

Participate in a local pride march or event to show your support for the non-binary community. This can also be a great opportunity to meet and connect with other allies and members of the non-binary community.

HOST

Host a panel or discussion

Organize a panel or discussion about non-binary identities and experiences. This can be a great way to create a safe and inclusive space for non-binary individuals to share their stories and for others to learn and ask questions.

SUPPORT

Support non-binary rights and legislation

Advocate for non-binary rights by supporting legislation that protects the rights of non-binary individuals. This can include contacting legislators, attending rallies or protests, and staying informed about current issues affecting the non-binary community.

WHY THIS DAY MATTERS

Why International Non-Binary Peoples Day is Important

It promotes acceptance and respect

International Non-Binary Peoples Day serves as a reminder to be accepting and respectful towards all individuals, regardless of their gender identity. It emphasizes the importance of creating safe spaces for everyone, no matter how they identify.

It celebrates diversity and inclusivity

International Non-Binary Peoples Day recognizes and celebrates the identities of individuals who do not identify as strictly male or female. It is an important reminder to embrace and support all forms of gender identity and expression.

It raises awareness and visibility

By dedicating a day to non-binary people, it brings attention to their existence and provides a platform for discussions on issues facing this community. It also helps to shatter stereotypes and misconceptions about gender.

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