The Day of Reflection is observed in the United Kingdom and Ireland every June 21. Established by the cross-community organization Healing Through Remembering (HTR), this day was created to reflect on the ethno-nationalist conflict in Northern Ireland, known as the Troubles, which resulted in over 3,500 deaths, including approximately 1,900 civilians. The date coincides with the summer solstice, symbolizing a time to look both backward and forward. First observed in 2007, the day serves as a private moment for individuals to honor those affected by the conflict, rather than featuring large public events. HTR aims for this day to provide support and strength to those dealing with the conflict's legacy.