LitWorld Presents: World Read Aloud Day, March 9, 2011
People around the world are reading aloud today to support the 774
million people worldwide who cannot read or write, by reading for a
collective 774 million minutes. What would you miss most if you could
not read or write?
The global rally shows the world that the right to read and write
belongs to all people and we lend all our voices to the Global Literacy
Movement. Let the children of the world know we believe in the power of words and stories to change their lives.
“I know the day is coming when global literacy isn’t fiction. I
don’t know how long it will take, but I know that day will come.” – 10
year-old World Read Aloud Day Participant
Visit http://www.litworld.org/worldreadaloudday
to participate in World Read Aloud Day and to “Read it Forward” and
donate to LitWorld’s mission to change the world with the power of
words.
If you’re in the NYC area, please join in at any time midnight to
midnight March 9 to read and listen! You can visit with Clifford, The
Big Red Dog at 8am or 10am and look for LitWorld’s poem exclusively in
the New York Daily News.
If you’re in the US, you can tune in to Good Morning America on ABC to see LitWorld live at 8:30am EST!
Read aloud today and connect with LitWorld online any time on their website www.litworld.org, or on Facebook, and Twitter.
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