EHS Day, also known as Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity Awareness Day, is observed every June 10th to raise awareness about the condition known as electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS). Individuals with EHS experience real physical symptoms, such as headaches, burning skin, and brain fog, when exposed to everyday technology like phones and Wi-Fi. The day aims to amplify the voices of those affected, fostering understanding and empathy rather than debate. Typical customs include hosting quiet zone meetups in low-EMF spaces, launching digital downtime challenges, and sharing personal stories online to break the stigma surrounding EHS. Additionally, awareness posters about EHS signs and care tips are created and displayed in community spaces. The observance encourages kindness, reflection, and increased research into the condition.