International Literacy Day in 2021

Quick Facts - AU 2021

ℹ HashtagsCompiled on03:24	#IndigenousLiteracyDay, #Internationalliteracyday, #LiteracyDay
Related Hashtags	#Literacy, #ReadingOpensDoors
2021 Date	8 September 2021
2022 Date	8 September 2022

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International Literacy Day in

Wednesday, 8 Sep

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International Literacy Day in 2021

International Literacy Day serves to recognize the importance of literacy and acknowledge the need to create a globally literate community. Literacy refers to a person's ability to read or write, an ability that connects and empowers people, allowing them to communicate and interact with the world.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for International Literacy Day - in 2021

Updated 03:24

Today is International Literacy Day and it's a chance to celebrate the importance of literacy. ReadCloud supports bridging the digital divide and using technology-enabled literacy in Australian schools to leave no student behind. https://t.co/hAu6sZ6QNt
— ReadCloud (@ReadCloud) September 7, 2021

International Literacy Day today! ILD takes place on September 8 every year to raise awareness for literacy problems that exist within our own local communities as well as globally. ALEA Local Councils gift books to babies in local hospitals. https://t.co/Fjjhpq1AHr https://t.co/RG4xmO6xg7
— The Foundation for Learning and Literacy (@LearningLitera1) September 8, 2021

𝐇𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐲 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐧𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝐋𝐢𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐲 𝐃𝐚𝐲! 📚✍️ Since 1967, International Literacy Day has been celebrated annually around the world to highlight the importance of literacy for individuals, communities, and societies (1/11) https://t.co/bkB1QdV2MF
— Perspicientia (@iPerspicientia) September 8, 2021

Today is International Literacy Day! Did you know, people on the autism spectrum show a higher prevalence of reading difficulties? Our research (with @MWslp) is looking into how to identify strengths and challenges before children start school so we can set them up for success.
— Jessica Paynter (@Jess_Paynter) September 7, 2021

This year’s Indigenous Literacy Day is an opportunity for all Indigenous people to celebrate their stories, language and culture. NBAC supports this initiative for each of the kids in our service, both through our ongoing support and advocation, alongside our laptop scheme. https://t.co/kSmlOSy4RR
— Narang Bir-rong Aboriginal Corporation (@narangbirrong) September 1, 2021

Today is International Literacy Day. It’s a day to reflect on the opportunities that being literate provides us in everyday life. It is also a day to acknowledge that not everyone has the benefit of being literate, and as a result their life chances are considerably compromised.
— Dr Lisa Denny (@workdemographer) September 7, 2021

Feeling inspired by Indigenous Literacy Day? Did you know that we have an extensive Aboriginal Cultural Collection on our shelves? This year’s theme was ‘Celebrating Stories & Language’ so why not visit us & browse our shelves & discover your next read. https://t.co/W6szrlMtB6
— Adelaide City Libraries (@AdelaideLibrary) September 2, 2021

Today is International Literacy Day! As #1000BlackGirlBooks founder @iammarleydias's words and work remind us, every student deserves access to books, to an inclusive education and to having their magic reflected in the stories they encounter. https://t.co/aHGPdI6gA8 https://t.co/YKQUBxRcGA
— Learning for Justice (@learnforjustice) September 8, 2021

Indigenous Literacy Day is an opportunity to promote and celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture, stories and language. Through storytelling, a window into the richness and multilingual world of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Australia is provided https://t.co/jbp38sO6U7
— acyp NSW (@acypNSW) September 1, 2021

It's International Literacy Day! Let's celebrate by spending time READING, SINGING, TALKING and PLAYING to raise literacy in your communities, families and homes. #ILD2021 #literacy #booksmatter #earlychildhoodeducation https://t.co/RvMjzgV0An
— Raising Literacy Australia (@raisinglit_au) September 8, 2021