Acknowledge your caregiving employees on November 21. Download our guide to observing the day and  let us know how you plan to take part by clicking here. Also, highlight your participation on your social media channels using  the hashtag #workingdaughtersday

Tell the world you're a proud Working Daughter by posting to social media and using the hashtag #workingdaughtersday. Click here to download graphics for Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn. Read the book, Working Daughter: A Guide to Caring for Your Aging Parents While Making a Living and host a book discussion on Zoom or Facebook Live. Click here for a book discussion guide.

Acknowledge the daughters, and sons, of your residents by sending a card, or a photo, of their family member.  Also, highlight your participation on your social media channels with the hashtag #workingdaughtersday.

Join the conversation on social media by using the hashtag #workingdaughtersday. Click here to download graphics for Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn.

On the first Working Daughters Day, a call to stop ignoring a very real issue via an op-ed in Next Avenue.

An overview of Working Daughters Day in the Morgan County Herald.

Working Daughter Kara Vanderpool Ward is featured on The Hot Mamas Project for her advocacy on behalf of working daughters

Liz O'Donnell discusses the importance of National Working Daughters Day on the Senior Care Authority podcast.