Want to start a Critical Thinking Awareness Day in Your State or Territory?
Looking to establish a Critical Thinking Awareness Day in your state or territory? You’ve come to the right place! Our ultimate goal is to make this a nationally recognized day, and you can help make it happen.
Here’s how:
- Start by reading the article below to learn more about what’s involved.
- If you're ready to take action, click the button for your state or territory to request your governor officially proclaim the day.
- After that, head to our Free Activities page for inspiration and ideas to celebrate this important initiative.
Join us in spreading awareness and championing critical thinking across the nation!
Where to begin...
Curious about how you could get a Critical Thinking Awareness Day officially proclaimed in your state? Check out this article in the Skeptical Inquirer Magazine that shows you how!
Ready to make things official? Where to contact:
American Samoa
American Samoa Requires an eight-week notice when requesting a proclamation.
California
Any request for a proclamation in California must be evaluated and sponsored by the state agency under which the proclamation topic falls. The agency works directly with the requestor to determine if the agency will sponsor the proclamation. The button below will take you to the Governor's office, and they can direct you to the proper state agency for your request.
Connecticut
Connecticut requires a four-week notice when requesting a proclamation.
Delaware
Delaware requires a three-week notice when requesting a proclamation.
Georgia
Georgia requires a forty-five-day notice when requesting a proclamation.
Kentucky
Kentucky requires a thirty-day notice when requesting a proclamation.
Louisiana
Louisiana requires a thirty-day notice when requesting a proclamation.
Maryland
Maryland requires a thirty-day notice when requesting a proclamation.
Massachusetts
Massachusetts requires a twenty-day notice when requesting a proclamation.
Minnesota
Minnesota requires a twenty-day notice when requesting a proclamation.
Mississippi
Mississippi requires a thirty-day notice when requesting a proclamation. You will need to contact the Governor's office directly.
Missouri
Missouri requires a thirty-day notice when requesting a proclamation.
Montana
The governor of Montana does not currently issue proclamations. However, the office will issue "letters of support." Please contact the Governor's office for more information.
Nebraska
Nebraska requires a thirty-day notice when requesting a proclamation.
North Carolina
North Carolina requires a six-week notice when requesting a proclamation.
North Dakota
North Dakota requires a thirty-day notice when requesting a proclamation.
New Hampshire
New Hampshire requires a forty-five-day notice when requesting a proclamation.
New Jersey
New Jersey requires an eight-week notice when requesting a proclamation.
Northern Mariana Islands
The Northern Mariana Islands requires a sixty-day notice when requesting a proclamation.
New Mexico
New Mexico requires a forty-five day notice when requesting a proclamation.
New York
New York requires a thirty-day notice when requesting a proclamation.
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania requires a thirty-day notice when requesting a proclamation.
Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico requires a sixty-day notice when requesting a proclamation.
Rhode Island
Rhode Island requires a forty-five-day notice when requesting a proclamation.
South Carolina
South Carolina requires a thirty-day notice when requesting a proclamation.
South Dakota
South Dakota requires a thirty-day notice when requesting a proclamation.
Tennessee
Tennessee requires a twenty-one-day notice when requesting a proclamation.
U.S. Virgin Islands
The U.S. Virgin Islands requires a two-month notice when requesting a proclamation.
Virginia
Virginia requires a forty-five-day notice when requesting a proclamation.
Washington
Washington requires a thirty-day notice when requesting a proclamation.
West Virginia
This is the birthplace of Critical Thinking Awareness Day Our proclamation can be viewed by clicking the button below!
Wisconsin
Wisconsin requires a forty-five-day notice when requesting a proclamation.
Wyoming
Wyoming requires a forty-five-day notice when requesting a proclamation.
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