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Download and share our official flyers, graphics and campaign materials across your website, social media platforms, workplace, school or community. Together, we can challenge linguistic discrimination, amplify Afro-Creole voices and celebrate the languages our ancestors built and communities continue to carry.

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A colorful promotional poster for Afro Latinx Heritage and Culture Week, occurring from September 1-8, with bold abstract shapes in green, orange, and beige, and the event website afrocreoleweek.org at the bottom.
An infographic about African languages, featuring a map with color-coded regions for North America, the Caribbean, South America, and Africa, with a logo for Afro Creole Languages Week.
A promotional graphic for Afro-Creole Languages Week featuring a beige background, green curved accents, and a black map of the Americas highlighting regions where Afro-Creole languages are spoken. The text explains that these languages are spoken by over 200 million people across Africa, the Caribbean, North America, and South America, despite facing stigma and under-recognition in education, public life, and policy. The graphic includes a logo with a red, brown, and green circle featuring an abstract Afro-Creole figure and the website afrocreoleweek.org.
Logo of Afro Creole Languages Week featuring a map of Africa with red, orange, and green lines and the text 'Afro Creole Languages Week' surrounding it.
American flag colors background with a circular Afro-Creole Languages Week logo featuring the African continent, and text explaining what Afro-Creole languages are, their origins, and examples of some Afro-Creole languages.