28
Mar
Virtual Advocacy Day is a special event where people use computers and phones to talk to important decision-makers, like government officials, about important issues. Since it happens online, people don't have to travel anywhere; they can participate from their homes or schools. On this day, people share their stories and ideas to try to make positive changes in their communities or the world. It's like having a big meeting over the internet to help make the world a better place by explaining what needs to be fixed or improved.
How to celebrate Virtual Advocacy Day?
On Virtual Advocacy Day, you can celebrate by calling or emailing leaders to share what's important to you. First, learn about the cause you care about, so you can talk about it confidently. Then, write a letter or create a short video explaining why it matters. Remember to be polite and clear when sharing your thoughts. You can join online meetings or webinars to learn more and meet others who also care. Make signs or posters with messages and share them on social media with friends. Celebrate by making a difference and letting your voice be heard, even from home!
Where Virtual Advocacy Day is celebrated?
- - International
- - United States
