Let's turn social media green for one day.
Write a post
Attach a green image
Use #GreenSocialDay
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Real change only comes with the mass mobilisation of people.
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Green Social Day transcends geographical boundaries, bringing together people from across the world.
Let your social followers, your community, and your government know that you care about our shared environment
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Green Social Day, on the 23rd September 2024, marks a new milestone in global efforts to tackle climate change and the fight to protect our life-supporting ecosystems. Igniting a wave of awareness and collective protest through the power of social media. This international initiative calls upon individuals and businesses worldwide to participate by uploading green-coloured images to their social media channels and by using the official hashtag #GreenSocialDay. The aim is to spark conversation, raise awareness, and mobilize communities towards meaningful climate action and peaceful protest.
A little help
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Simplicity
Participation in Green Social Day is simple: we want you to post on your social media channels e.g. Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram etc. on the 23rd September 2024.
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Green is the only option
You are invited to get creative with your posts but the main colour must be green. You could post a forest canopy, a green feathered bird, a green frog or you wearing a green T-shirt. It’s entirely up to you.
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Always use the hashtag
To ensure maximum visibility and impact, you should use the official hashtag #GreenSocialDay in posts, allowing you to connect with a broader community of like-minded global citizens and amplify the movement.
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Be supportive of others
Throughout the day, please share and like posts from others using the hashtag #GreenSocialDay, we want to foster a sense of community and peaceful collective action and protest.
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