International Literacy Day in 2022

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2022 Date	8 September 2022
2023 Date	8 September 2023

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International Literacy Day in

Thursday, 8 Sep

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Happy International Literacy Day! Find your next read at Wellington City Libraries Today | https://t.co/K1KTFWoFmS https://t.co/VFiZq43XHO
— Wellington City Libraries (@wcl_library) September 7, 2022

Today is International Literacy Day! Here from the collection we have a copy book, which would have been used to help teach a child to write. After all, practice makes perfect! #internationalliteracyday #reading #writing #richmond #richmonduponthames #localhistory https://t.co/aW0sVtNckq
— Museum of Richmond (@museumrichmond) September 8, 2022

Today is World Literacy Day! In the aftermath of the pandemic, formal education for millions of children was in jeopardy. World Vision is responding with education programs to ensure equitable education is available to all children. Learn more - https://t.co/UjxF6rUdnz https://t.co/LmaaHKfEEj
— World Vision NZ (@WorldVisionNZ) September 7, 2022

Happy International Literacy Day! This day celebrates the importance of literacy and the need for increased efforts towards creating more literate societies. It reminds us not to take for granted being literate. Read our latest blog https://t.co/zt2fUL1dsh https://t.co/d9QRO1BgCp
— Te Whai Toi Tangata (@IPLwaikato) September 8, 2022

Today is International Literacy Day, with a theme of 'transforming literacy learning spaces' and a kaupapa to ensure equitable and inclusive education. Find out more about what our UniServices and Waipapa Taumata Rau experts are up to in this space. https://t.co/mDCqwEBaoA https://t.co/cLZDLrHlBO
— UniServices (@UniServicesNZ) September 8, 2022

The very foundation of Islam is literacy - to read & seek knowledge. The first word of the Qur’an revealed to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was “Iqra” which means Read. To celebrate International Literacy Day, here are 24 beautiful Qur’anic manuscripts in museums across the world… https://t.co/B3JKgFCyxL
— Bayt Al Fann (@BaytAlFann) September 8, 2022

International Literacy Day in 2022

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.