International Literacy Day Toolkit
In 1965, UNESCO declared September 8 as International Literacy Day. It is a busy time of year for everyone, so to make things easier we have developed this Toolkit to help you celebrate.
This Toolkit includes:
This Toolkit includes:
- Bookmarks with your LOGO
- 3 Posters (2 Legal-sized, 1 Letter-sized)
- 4 Facebook Coverpages
- 7 General Social Media Posts
- List of good hashtags to use
Bookmarks with your LOGO!
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Hashtags
On social media, a hashtag is a word or phrase that is proceeded by the pound (#) symbol. It indicates a key word or topic. If you click on a hashtag it will show you other posts that used the same hashtag. For example, if you did a search of #LiteracyMatters, you will be able to find almost every social media post made by Literacy Quebec and even a few posts by other people. Keep in mind that you cannot add spaces or punctuation in a hashtag or it will not work properly.
Here is a list of some hashtags that are relevant to International Literacy Day. Using them will hopefully draw more attention to the day and will help raise awareness about literacy issues.
#LiteracyMatters
#InternationalLiteracyDay
#literacy
#GetCaughtReading (Idea: ask your followers to post a photo of themselves reading, and use this hashtag)
Here is a list of some hashtags that are relevant to International Literacy Day. Using them will hopefully draw more attention to the day and will help raise awareness about literacy issues.
#LiteracyMatters
#InternationalLiteracyDay
#literacy
#GetCaughtReading (Idea: ask your followers to post a photo of themselves reading, and use this hashtag)
