Purple Day
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[['Purple Day', 'main subject', 'epilepsy']]
<entity_0> is a global grassroots event formed with the intention to increase worldwide awareness of <entity_1>, and to dispel common myths and fears of this neurological disorder. The concept of <entity_0> was initiated by a nine-year-old named Cassidy Megan, and was motivated by her own struggle with <entity_1>. In March 2012, <entity_0> received the Royal Assent and became a legal day for <entity_1> awareness in Canada. The goal of <entity_0> is to increase general public awareness, to reduce the social stigma endured by many individuals with the condition, and to empower individuals living with <entity_1> to take action in their communities. <entity_0> is celebrated in Australia to fund various <entity_1> support organisations including Epilepsy Australia, Epilepsy Queensland, and Epilepsy Foundation. During the 2018 edition of <entity_0>, the Epilepsy Care Alliance called on the technology sector to push further innovations for the treatment for <entity_1>. In 2017, a Guinness World Record was reached during <entity_0> by the Anita Kaufmann Foundation for the achievement of the largest ever <entity_1> training session.
['awareness day']