Resources you can use to promote your Read Across America events and activities.
Get Noticed by the Media
Use our sample media workplan as a starting point to obtain good media coverage for your event. To help, we’ve provided sample letters to the media to inform media outlets about the pertinent details of your celebration and, more importantly, to highlight the reasons they should cover your Read Across story. Be sure to include a media advisory with this letter.
- Sample Media Workplan
- Sample Media Advisory
- Sample Letters to the Editor
- Sample “Save the Date” Announcement
- Sample 30-second PSA
Get Politicians and School Board Members Involved
Spread the Word on Social Media
Use the #ReadAcrossAmerica hashtag when sharing on your social accounts and be sure to tag @NEAToday on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. You can find suggested social media posts in our RAA 2019-20 Digital Toolkit.
More Promotional and Informational Resources
- 13 Big Ideas for a Celebrating NEA’s Read Across America
- Official NEA’s Read Across America Logo Usage Guidelines
- Download NEA’s Read Across America Logos
- Download a Read Across America certificate of achievement
- Read Across America Song
- Read Across America Oath
- Read Across America Poem
- Partners and Supporters
- NEA’s Read Across America Online Calendar