​World Bipolar Day is a day for connection, outreach and coming together in solidarity around the goal of increasing awareness, acceptance and funding for bipolar disorder.  Sadly, we are aware that many will be spending this March 30th in relative isolation due to the ongoing challenges with COVID-19.  Being isolated and cut-off from everyday routines can be challenging for anyone, but it presents unique challenges to those living with a mental illness, where social support systems are an integral part of maintaining wellness.  In light of these challenges, we encourage you to consider a “virtual” observance of WBD this year.  Live webinars, short video recordings, social media posting, blogging, etc. are all tools that are familiar to many and can help get the message out.  Of course, we understand that some events cannot be conducted online, and in any case,  the timing may not be appropriate.  If you do choose to postpone any in-person activities, please send the updated information to wbd@isbd.org

​World Bipolar Day Event Submission

As the day draws near we encourage you to organize and publicize local events, which can be shared with the world through distribution on the WBD social media sites.  Please submit all event information in the form below.  If you have any questions please contact wbd@isbd.org