Oregon Law
Law as of Jan 1, 2024
Chapter contents
187.010Legal holidays; acts deferred to next business day; effect on labor agreements 187.020Additional legal holidays 187.025[1953 c.260 §2; 1981 c.450 §1; repealed by 1985 c.518 §4] 187.030[Repealed by 1985 c.627 §4] 187.110Standard of time 187.200Garden Week 187.203Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Month 187.206Minoru Yasui Day 187.210Asian American Heritage Month 187.212Cherry Blossom Day 187.215Korean American Day 187.218Oregon Outdoor Recreation Day 187.220POW/MIA flag 187.222Oregon POW/MIA Recognition Day 187.225Thomas Paine Day 187.228Williams Syndrome Awareness Month 187.230Ewing Young Day 187.233Maternal Mental Health Awareness Month 187.236Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day 187.239Lupus Awareness Month 187.240Holodomor Remembrance Day 187.242Korean War Veterans Honor Day 187.244Pause in honor and remembrance of fallen military 187.245Edward Dickinson Baker Day 187.247Oregon Purple Heart Recognition Day 187.248First Responder Appreciation Day 187.251Boring and Dull Day 187.254Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Awareness Month 187.257Multiple System Atrophy Awareness Month 187.260Spirit of ’45 Day 187.263Tom McCall Day 187.266Honorary Artists of Oregon Day 187.267Bracero Program Day 187.269Independent Media Week 187.272“Mighty Oregon” Day 187.275Oregon Oyster Week 187.278Oregon Statehood Day 187.281Organ, Eye and Tissue Donor Appreciation Week 187.284Oregon Post-Traumatic Stress Injury Awareness Day and Month; education efforts 187.287ALS Awareness Month 187.290PANDAS/PANS Awareness Day 187.293Crater Lake National Park Day 187.296Indigenous Peoples’ Day 187.299Arab-American Heritage Month

Chapter 187 — Holidays; Standard of Time; Commemorations

ORS 187.233 Maternal Mental Health Awareness Month

(1)

May of each year is designated as Maternal Mental Health Awareness Month.

(2)

The purpose of the designation is to:

(a)

Encourage the Early Childhood Council to address perinatal mental health as a public health priority; and

(b)

Encourage health care providers, parents, expecting parents and other stakeholders to collaborate in the development of a

statewide care network for perinatal mental health and to increase awareness and understanding of the mental health needs of pregnant and postpartum women and their families.

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