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National Day on Writing

National Day on Writing

Thanks to everyone who took part in NCTE's third annual
National Day on Writing, Thursday, October 20, 2011!
Please tell us what you did to celebrate!

Recognizing the importance of writing in the lives of us all, NCTE established and celebrated its first National Day on Writing on October 20, 2009; the NCTE National Gallery of Writing was also unveiled on that day in 2009.

Since that day more than 30,000 pieces of writing, including poems, videos, essays, letters, audio recordings, blog entries, artwork, email and text messages, and short stories, have been submitted.

At NCTE's request, the U.S. Senate has passed Resolution S.298 declaring October 20, 2011, as the National Day on Writing!

Read all about celebrations taking place across the country
in honor of the National Day on Writing!

About the National Day on WritingLearn how you can get involvedVisit the National Gallery of WritingTips for Writers
Celebrities speak about the importance of writingResources on writing from NCTE

 

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