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6	Status	Program	Type	Start Date	End Date	Pronunciation	Name Inspiration	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec

7	Public	RYCharge	Retreat	3/20/2021	3/27/2021	re·charge	Recharge, rejuvenate, relax
8	Public	Kuna	1-month	4/4/2021	5/1/2021	ko͞o·nuh	Indigenous tribe of Colombia (and Panama) known as “the gold people.” They are famous for their molas (textile art forms), trade, self-determination, and cultural contributions to the world.
9	Public	Maya	1-month	5/2/2021	5/29/2021	mī·yuh	Indigenous people of Mexico and Central America . They were a very advanced society- they invented their own calendars, farming methods, writing systems, sports and religion.
10	Public	Tairona	1-month	5/2/2021	5/29/2021	tī·rō·nuh	Tayrona/Tairona people - an ancient Colombian civilisation in Santa Marta.Tairona is also the name of one of Colombia’s finest national park with stunning white sand beaches, lush green jungles, and turquoise waters framed by the Sierra Nevada mountain range.
11	Public	Samadhi	Retreat	5/15/2021	5/22/2021	saw·muh·dēē	Hindu/Buddhist concept - highest state of mental consciousness achievable while still bound to the body; state of joyful calm and the final of 8 steps leading to enlightenment
12	Public	Botero	1-month	5/30/2021	6/26/2021	bō·ter·ōh	Fernando Botero, renowned Colombian artist, painter, and sculptor known for his vibrant colors & voluptuous subjects; wanted to evoke a sense of tranquility and joy through his art
13	Public	Ochoa	LATAM	5/30/2021	9/25/2021	ō·chō·uh	Ellen Ochoa, the first Hispanic woman to go to outer space
14	Public	Alma	Retreat	6/20/2021	6/26/2021	all·muh	Spanish word for "nurturing" or "soul"
15	Public	Aztec	1-month	6/27/2021	7/24/2021	az·tek	Powerful Aztec civilization renowned for its sophistication and emphasis on equal access to education for all
16	Public	Inca	1-month	6/27/2021	7/24/2021	ingk·uh	Ancient Inca civilization - the largest empire in pre-Columbian America
17	Public	Marko	1-month	6/27/2021	7/24/2021	märk·ōh	Marko Marulić, the “father of Croatian literature”
18	Public	Cielo	Retreat	7/18/2021	7/24/2021	sēē·el·ōh	Spanish word for "sky" - the space around the earth which you can see when you stand outside and look upwards
19	Public	Andes	1-month	8/1/2021	8/28/2021	an·des	Majestic Andes, the longest mountain range in the world once considered "mountain gods" by the ancient Inca people
20	Public	Brela	1-month	8/1/2021	8/28/2021	brell·uh	Stunning Croatian village of Brela, a beach town that sits on the longest and loveliest stretch of the Dalmatian coastline
21	Public	Fika	EMEA	8/1/2021	11/27/2021	fēē·kuh	Swedish value of "always making time to share a coffee or tea with friends"
22	Public	Kiche	1-month	8/1/2021	8/28/2021	kēē·chuh	Deeply spiritual indigenous community of Mayan descendants
23	Public	Oskar	EMEA	8/29/2021	1/1/2022	äsk·er	inspirational Oskar Schindler, a German hero who saved 1000 Jews during the Holocaust
24	Public	Jerico	1-month	8/29/2021	9/25/2021	jer·ih·kōh	A pueblo in Colombia known for its religious pilgrimages, sweeping views, and preserved colonial architecture
25	Public	Umoja	World	8/29/2021	8/27/2022	o͞o·mōh·juh	Kwanzaa celebration of family, community, nationality, and race
26	Public	Rivera	LATAM	8/29/2021	1/1/2022	rih·ver·uh	Inspiring Sylvia Rivera, an iconic Latino activist in the LGTBQ+ rights movement
27	Public	Chiapas	1-month	10/3/2021	10/30/2021	chēē·aw·päs	Home to magnificent Mayan ruins and one of the largest producers of cacao in all of Mexico
28	Public	Fado	Retreat	10/3/2021	10/9/2021	faa·dōh	Portuguese word Fado, meaning “fate” or “destiny"
29	Public	Coelho	World	10/3/2021	10/1/2022	kwel·yoo	Paulo Coelho de Souza, Brazilian novelist known for his stories of spiritually and motivating journeys
30	Public	Cruz	LATAM	10/31/2021	3/5/2022	kro͞oz	Celia Cruz, the "queen of salsa" who brought Afro-Cuban music to the world stage as a black woman who challenged racism and sexism in her efforts to unify the world, break barriers, and bring joy through her music
31	Public	Tavira	1-month	10/31/2021	11/27/2021	tuh·veer·uh	Tavira is a hidden gem, one of the most beautiful stretches of beach in the Algarve, and a former Roman seaport once occupied by the Moors, and a town formerly known for carpet making and tuna fishing.
32	Public	Khoisan	1-month	11/7/2021	12/4/2021	khoy·sahn	Khoisan - first inhabitants and indigenous people of South Africa
33	Public	Tierra	Retreat	11/21/2021	11/27/2021	tēē·er·uh	Spanish word for “earth”, this honors the return to your roots and grounding of your spirit in a place renowned for its protection of the beautiful earth (Miramar)
34	Public	Zocalo	1-month	12/5/2021	1/1/2022	duh·ray·chō	Tradition of heading to a square (zocalo) to celebrate the New Year
35	Public	Mozi	World	12/5/2021	12/3/2022	mō·zēē	Mo Di, a Chinese philosopher who founded Mohism, a philosophy that emphasized universal love
36	Public	Derecho	1-month	12/5/2021	1/1/2022	zō·kuh·lō	Pie derecho - tradition of starting the new year on the right foot for good luck
37	Public	Dahlia	1-month	1/9/2022	2/5/2022	daw·lee·ah	National flower of Mexico - symbolize elegance, inner strength, change, creativity, and dignity. Though most of the many symbolism is positive, dahlias still carry a few negative connotations, including betrayal, dishonesty, and instability.
38	Public	Lewis	World	1/9/2022	1/7/2023	lo͞o·wis	John Lewis, American civil rights activist and leader, statesman, politician, and representative for state of Georgia. Awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom for his heroism as a former Freedom Rider, Selma protest leader, and long-standing service to his country.
39	Public	Nala	EMEA	1/9/2022	4/30/2022	naw·luh	Swahili word meaning "Queen Lion" to honor the role that female lions play in guarding and protecting their pride for life
40	Public	Malay	1-month	2/6/2022	3/5/2022	muh·lay	Cape Malays are a Muslim community who are descendants of enslaved and free Muslims from different parts of the world who lived at the Cape during Dutch and British rule. The Cape Malay community is rich in culture and religious traditions that have played a major role in shaping the history and diversity of Cape Town.
41	Public	Recharge	Retreat	2/27/2022	3/5/2022	n/a	Have a relationship that you want to build or strengthen? This retreat will help you create healthy, happy, and meaningful connections with your loved ones, whether that's a life partner, family member, or friend. Recharge and reset your relationship by learning valuable tools to communicate openly and honestly, compromise and find common ground even during conflict, and deepen your commitment to one another. You'll walk away with a refreshed sense of self, relationship, and create lasting memories in a beautiful, inspirational setting.
42	Public	Alhambra	1-month	3/6/2022	4/2/2022	al·ham·bruh	The Alhambra is an ancient palace, fortress and citadel located in Granada, Spain. This UNESCO heritage site is one of the country's most significant and well-known Islamic architecture.
43	Public	Dumont	LATAM	3/6/2022	6/25/2022	do͞o·mä	Alberto Santos-Dumont, Brazilian inventor, aviation pioneer, visionary, and one of the very few people to have contributed significantly to the early development of both lighter-than-air and heavier-than-air aircraft. He is regarded as the real inventor of the first airplane (not the Wright brothers).
44	Public	Leyva	1-month	3/6/2022	4/2/2022	lay·vuh	Villa de Leyva - one of the most beautiful cobble-stoned towns in Colombia famed for its historic plaza and significance as a Heritage town
45	Public	Nazca	1-month	3/6/2022	4/2/2022	naz·kuh	The Nazca civilization had a lasting impact on Peru, having developed underground aqueducts to sustain cities and agriculture in arid climate and created complex textiles and ceramics reflecting their agricultural and sacrificial traditions.
46	Public	Wellness	Retreat	3/27/2022	4/2/2022	n/a	Recharge and focus on your physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being during an active 1-week retreat at a world-famous sun and surf paradise in Maderas, Nicaragua
47	Public	Evora	1-month	4/3/2022	4/30/2022	ay·vore·uh	Evora - hidden gem and beautiful town renowned for its cork plantations, excellent wine, and delicious food
48	Public	Hermes	EMEA	4/3/2022	7/30/2022	hur·meez	Hermes was an ancient Greek God of shepherds, travel, literature, wealth, and luck. As the son of Zeus and Maia, he also served as the herald or messenger of the Gods and was known for his excellent communication and mischieviousness.
49	Public	Cuenca	1-month	4/3/2022	4/30/22	kwayn·kuh	Undiscovered Cuenca is a dramatic UNESCO-listed medieval town in the region of Castilla la Mancha, the land of Don Quixote
50	Public	Sojourner	World	4/3/2022	4/1/2023	suh·jur·nur	Sojourner Truth was an African American evangelist, abolitionist, human rights and women’s rights activist, and author who was born into slavery before escaping to freedom. She fought for equal rights for all for the rest of her life and became known as the first black woman to ever sue a white man (for custody over her own child) in a United States court and prevail.	Chiang Mai	Bali	Osaka
51	Public	Swazi	1-month	4/3/2022	4/30/2022	swaw·zee	Swazi people who emigrated from East Africa into South Africa and are known for their colorful, vibrant arts & crafts, storytelling traditions, and their leader, one of the last remaining African monarchs
52	Public	Sistelo	1-month	5/1/22	5/28/2022	sis·tell·oh	A village of 300 inhabitants, considered one of the 7 wonders of Portugal is also called "The little Portuguese Tibet". The Sistelo Castle cultural heritage and its exceptional landscapes are now protected since Sistelo has been classified among the national monuments and cultural landscapes of Portugal.
53	Public	Sonora	1-month	5/1/22	5/28/22	suh·nore·uh	Sonora - a state in Mexico known for its beautiful desert landscapes and majestic mountain peaks of the Sierra Madre Occidental mountain chain.
54	Public	Tandava	APAC	5/1/2022	8/27/2022	tan·duh·vuh	Ananda Tandava - a sacred and divine dance full of bliss and joy in which the Hindu Lord Shiva dances until he reveals the purest aspect of his being
55	Public	Purpose LA May 22	Retreat	5/14/2022	5/20/2022	n/a	n/a
56	Public	Embera	LATAM	5/29/2022	10/1/2022	em·ber·uh	Emberá - indigenous, semi-nomadic people of Panama and Colombia, fighting for their existence and survival against all odds
57	Public	Jardin	1-month	5/29/22	6/25/2022	har·deen	Absolutely drop-dead gorgeous Antioquian pueblo meaning simply “Garden,” this pueblo has hardly altered since colonial times of 140 years ago. Still bearing the colonial architecture of the time, the whitewashed buildings are all regaled with bright and colourfully painted doors and windows, balconies and locally-made cowhide chairs.
58	Public	Lika	1-month	5/29/22	6/25/22	lee·kuh	Lika is home to the longest Croatian mountain and national park
59	Public	Plato	1-month	5/29/22	6/25/22	play·toh	Plato is considered by many to be the most important philosopher who ever lived. He is known as the father of idealism in philosophy and founded the Academy, the first higher learning institution in the world.
60	Public	Purpose JM Jun 22	Retreat	6/26/2022	7/2/2022	n/a	n/a
61	Public	Sable	1-month	7/2/22	7/29/22	sah·bluh	The first known non-indigenous permanent settler in Chicago was trader Jean Baptiste Point du Sable. Du Sable was of African descent, perhaps born in the French colony of Saint-Domingue (Haiti), and established the settlement in the 1780s. He is commonly known as the "Founder of Chicago".
62	Public	Almeria	1-month	7/3/22	7/30/22	al·meer·ee·uh	Almeria - the only desert region in the continent is an otherworldly landscape of dusty, dry expanses and rocky outcrops, with a beautiful Moorish capital
63	Public	Kali	1-month	7/3/22	7/30/22	kuh·lee	Kali - a Croatian settlement renowned for the best Adriatic fishermen and their exceptional skills in tuna fishing
64	Public	Lachua	1-month	7/3/22	7/30/22	lah·choo·uh	Laguna Lachua - a karstic lake and spectacular natural wonder in Guatemala located in the middle of a national park covered with tropical rainforest.
65	Public	Tesla	EMEA	7/3/2022	10/29/2022	tes·luh	Nikola Tesla - Serbian-American inventor, engineer, and futurist best known for his contributions to the design of the modern alternating current (AC) electricity supply system.
66	Public	Tomar	1-month	7/3/22	7/30/2022	toh·mahr	Located in the center of the country, the town of Tomar is truly stunning. Back in the 13th century, this was one of the most important and influential places in Western Europe. It used to be the religious headquarters of the Knights Templar.
67	Public	Terrell	World	7/3/2022	7/1/2023	tur·rell	Mary Eliza Church Terrell, a well-known Black activist who championed civil rights, racial equality and women's suffrage in the late 19th and early 20th century. Terrell continually shattered barriers and used her voice as an educator, political organizer, and prolific writer to highlight issues and to dismantle inequalities.	Istanbul	Cape Town	Hanoi	Chiang Mai	Bali	Osaka
68	Public	Chan Chan	1-month	7/31/22	8/27/2022	chan·chan	During its heyday, about 600 years ago, Chan Chan, in northern Peru, was the largest city in the Americas and the largest adobe city on earth. Ten thousand structures, some with walls 30 feet high, were woven amid a maze of passageways and streets. Palaces and temples were decorated with elaborate friezes, some of which were hundreds of feet long. Located near the Pacific coast city of Trujillo, Chan Chan was the capital of the Chimú civilization, which lasted from A.D. 850 to around 1470.
69	Public	Mozart	EUROPE	7/31/22	12/3/22	moh·zahrt	Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) was one of the most influential, popular and prolific composers of the classical period. He composed over 600 works, including some of the most famous and loved pieces of symphonic, chamber, operatic, and choral music.
70	Public	Mustafa	1-month	7/31/22	8/27/22	moo·staw·fuh	Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, who is the founder of modern Turkey. His surname means "the father of the Turks." He was a great leader with various skills, especially in military and bureaucracy. His ideas of the equality of men and women, secularism, democracy, history, geometry, mathematics, geography, literature, agriculture, business, and foreign affairs make him a great figure, and most importantly an ideal model.
71	Public	Pancho	1-month	7/31/22	8/27/22	pawn·chō	San Pancho - town located in the heart of the Riviera Nayarit on the Pacific Coastline, perfect getaway for wellness gurus, offering a different kind of peace and relaxation with natural beauty and spectacular views.
72	Public	Anansi	APAC	7/31/2022	11/26/2022	uh·nahn·sēē	Anansi is one of the most important characters of West African, African American, and Caribbean folklore. He often takes the shape of a spider, is considered to be a god of all knowledge of stories. Anansi's tales were transmitted to the Caribbean by way of the transatlantic slave trade and he is most well known for his ability to outsmart and triumph over more powerful opponents through his use of cunning, creativity and wit. Despite taking on the role of the trickster, Anansi's actions often showcase his ability to transform his apparent weaknesses into virtues.
73	Public	Lahu	1-month	7/31/22	8/27/22	lah·hoo	Named after the Lahu hill tribe strongly independent and diverse ethnic group that number about 60,000 in Thailand. The Lahu are located primarily in Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai provinces. They are also proud of their hunter-warrior heritage. They remain strict, serious people governed by firm principles of right and wrong — every individual in the village answers to the elders’ collective will. While less importance is placed on the extended family than in other hill tribe communities, the Lahu are still strongly committed to unity and working together for survival. Lahu hill tribe people may have the most gender-equitable society in the world.
74	Public	Recharge MA Aug 22	Retreat	8/27/22	9/2/22	n/a	n/a
75	Public	Galileo	1-month	9/4/22	10/1/22	gal·ill·lay·oh	Galileo is one of the greatest European scholars of physics, mathematics, astronomy, and geometry. Born in 1564 in Pisa and died in Arcetri in 1641, Galileo (Galileo Galilei) was a pioneer of physics. In fact, since 1680 he’s been considered the founder of the discipline. Furthermore, he established the foundations of modern mechanics.
76	Public	Mijas	1-month	9/4/22	10/1/2022	mee·hahs	This small village, located 30 minutes from Malaga, is one of Andalusia's best hidden gems. The most beautiful part of this hidden gem is the old Mijas "Mijas cidade velha". Mijas is recognizable by its white facades with thousands of geraniums hanging on the walls.
77	Public	Uhuru	AFRICA	9/4/22	1/7/23	oo·hoo·roo	Uhuru is a Swahili term meaning freedom or independence. As a continent with a long history of colonization, uhuru is a deeply meaningful concept that describes the freedom of a country to govern itself, especially in parts of Africa where Swahili is spoken. As a language, Swahili is the most widely spoken African language and grew from relative obscurity to represent a pan-African language of unity politically and socially.
78	Public	Prado	1-month	9/4/22	10/1/22	prah·dōh	Prado - quaint and hidden gem town known for its dam and large body of water located just outside of the town. This extensive water system is backed by tropical, plant-covered mountains, and provides a great destination for a trip outside of Bogota.
79	Public	Satchmo	1-month	9/4/22	10/1/22	sahch·moh	Louis Armstrong: Satchmo, Pops, Dipper, New Orleans' most famous son--whatever you want to call him, Louis Armstrong's influence on jazz music and the city of New Orleans cannot be overestimated. He was one of the rare few black performers to transcend the racial divide, often staying in hotels reserved exclusively for whites, but was privately a strong supporter of the black civil rights movement. Armstrong's colorful memoirs are a testament to his larger-than-life personality, unique perspective, and undeniable love for playing music.
80	Public	Chavez	LATAM	9/4/2022	12/31/2022	shaw·vez	Cesar Chavez, a Mexican-American labor leader and civil rights activist who co-founded the National Farm Workers Association (NFWA). He fought tirelessly for the rights of working people through nonviolent protests and organizing. He was awarded the US Presidential Medal of Freedom posthumously.
81	Public	Yuri	World	9/4/2022	9/2/2023	yur·ēē	Yuri Kochiyama, a Japanese-American activist whose early political awakenings came while incarcerated in the concentration camps of World War II America. Yuri dedicated her life to social justice and liberation movements and famously befriended and cradled Malcolm X's head during his last moments on earth.	Hanoi	Chiang Mai	Bali	Osaka	Lima	Flori	Medellin	Mexico City
82	Public	Brahma	1-month	9/4/22	10/1/22	brah·muh	Dewa Brahma is the God of all Knowledge, often painted in red in temples in Bali. Dewa Vishnu is the merciful Protector of Life. He opens the cycle of life with his wife the Goddess of Fertility.
83	Public	Recharge AZ Sep 22	Retreat	9/24/2022	9/30/2022	n/a	n/a
84	Public	Baker	World	10/2/2022	9/30/2023	bay·kur	Ella Baker, one of the most respected and influential human rights and civil rights leader in history who inspired and mentored generations of leaders over 5 decades. She played a key role in the most influential organizations of the time, including the NAACP, Martin Luther King's Southern Christian Leadership Conference, and the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee.	Osaka	Cape Town	Split	Valencia	Lisbon	Lima	Flori	Medellin	Mexico City
85	Public	Kajama	1-month	10/2/22	10/29/2022	kuh·jaw·muh	Senzangakhona kaJama was a chief of the Zulu clan, and primarily notable as the father of three Zulu kings who ruled during the period when the Zulus achieved prominence, led by his oldest son Shaka.
86	Public	Halide	1-month	10/2/22	10/29/22	hah·lee·day	Born in Istanbul in 1884, Halide Edib Adivar was not only a novelist but also a nationalist and political leader for women’s rights who actively fought for the emancipation of women. In her novels, Adivar focused on the low social status of women and criticized their lack of interest in altering their situation. The daughter of an elite family, Adivar left the comforts of her life in Istanbul to move to Ankara with her husband and join the movement during the Turkish War of Independence.
87	Public	Herz	EMEA	10/2/2022	2/4/2023	herz	Nancy Herz, a Norwegian/Lebanese activist and author who raised the profile of Arab American women behind her #shameless campaign to inspire young girls to shatter societal and familial expectations to achieve respect and freedom.	Istanbul
88	Public	Marvao	1-month	10/2/22	10/29/22	mahr·vow	Marvao - a beautiful fortified city with a medieval castle located in the Alentejo region at the Spanish border, outside of Lisbon.
89	Public	Pisac	1-month	10/2/22	10/29/22	pee·sack	Pisac - a beautiful Andean village of Cusco famous for hosting the Inca archaeological site of the same name. Its ruins attract thousands of visitors who travel the tour through the Sacred Valley of the Incas. It is recognized for its platform system and its carved stone enclosures.
90	Public	Socrates	1-month	10/2/22	10/29/22	saw·chruh·tēēz	Socrates is credited with being one of the founders of western philosophy and is the best known of the Ancient Greek philosophers. He had a profound influence on philosophy and believed it could achieve practical results for the greater good of society in everyday life. He firmly believed that human choice was motivated by the desire for happiness and encouraged people to critically question everything. Socrates’ greatest contribution to philosophy was the Socratic Method in which discussion, argument, and dialogue are used to discern the truth.
91	Public	Akha	1-month	10/2/22	10/29/22	aw·kah	The Akha are an ethnic group who live in small villages at higher elevations in the mountains of Thailand, Myanmar, Laos and Yunnan Province in China. They made their way from China into Southeast Asia during the early 20th century. Akha women are famous for their beautiful, elaborate and distinctive traditional costumes.
92	Public	Arusha Oct 22	1-month	10/2/2022	10/29/2022	n/a	n/a
93	Public	Venture Noire - Amandla	1-month	10/2/2022	10/29/2022	n/a	n/a
94	Public	Wellness PE Oct 22	Retreat	10/22/2022	10/28/2022	n/a	n/a
95	Public	Kobe	APAC	10/30/2022	3/4/2023	kōh·bēē	Kobe Bryant, one of the most iconic basketball players of all time who inspired generations of people through his 20 year career in the NBA as a Laker champion and as a coach, author, role model, musician, actor, and philanthropist.	Bali	Osaka
96	Public	Caral	1-month	10/30/22	11/26/2022	kuh·rahl	Dating back to around 5,000 years old, it’s thought that construction started here around the same time as the Great Pyramid of Giza – although archaeological work didn’t begin until 1996. The Caral culture were officially the oldest civilisation ever uncovered in the Americas. Since then, six stone pyramids, many with a ceremonial purpose, and another 14 other buildings have been uncovered – with most of the site remarkably preserved for its age.
97	Public	Karoo	1-month	10/30/22	11/26/22	kuh·roo	The Great Karoo is a vast semi-desert region stretching over the provinces of the Eastern, Northern and Western Cape with vast plains, majestic mountains, champagne air and picturesque towns steeped in history and intrigue
98	Public	Merida	1-month	10/30/22	11/26/22	meh·ree·duh	Merida - Yucatan town known for its beautiful shores, incredibly rich history, colonial architecture, and incredible food and access to cenotes
99	Public	Sinatra	1-month	10/30/22	11/26/22	sin·naw·truh	While Frank Sinatra was born in New Jersey, he represents the idea of Italian culture in America. Born to Italian immigrants, Sinatra’s father had immigrated to the US from Sicily. Sinatra's embracing of his Sicilian heritage highlights how strongly Sicilian culture was exported and adopted beyond its borders.
100	Public	Tunggal	1-month	10/30/22	11/26/22	toon·gal	Dwi Tunggal is a term to show the unity of Indonesian people despite having a difference in almost everything. Even though they are Dwi (Two, different) but they are still Tunggal (One)