Sapphic Visibility Day is observed worldwide every April 9 to promote the inclusive identity of Sapphic individuals, which includes queer women, non-binary, and transgender people who are attracted to one another. The term "Sapphic," derived from the ancient Greek poet Sappho, originally referred to women attracted to women, but has evolved to encompass a broader range of identities, including bisexual, pansexual, and gender nonconforming individuals. The day was established in 2024 to highlight Sapphic identity and encourage the use of the term as an inclusive label. Sapphic identity is symbolized by its own pride flag, which features bright pink stripes and violets, the latter being a historical symbol of lesbian love. The celebration fosters solidarity among those who identify with or relate to the Sapphic experience, acknowledging the diversity within the community.