National Freedom Day is a holiday observed annually in the United States on 1 February. It commemorates the signing of the 13th Amendment to the US Constitution on 1 February 1865, which abolished slavery and involuntary servitude in the United States.

National Freedom Day is a day to celebrate the achievements of the American Civil Rights Movement and to recognise the ongoing struggle for equality and justice for all people. The day is marked by various events and activities, including speeches, parades and educational workshops, which celebrate the legacy of the abolition of slavery and the ongoing fight for civil rights.

While National Freedom Day is not a federal holiday, it is recognised by many communities and organizations across the United States and is an important occasion for people to come together to celebrate the end of slavery and the ongoing struggle for equality and justice.