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International Reggae Day 2025: One Love, One Voice, One Day — Level A1 — woman playing DJ turntable

International Reggae Day 2025: One Love, One Voice, One DayCEFR A1

1 Jul 2025

Level A1 – Beginner
2 min
69 words
  • Reggae Day marks its thirty-first year this July.
  • The theme is One Love, One Voice.
  • Organisers want reggae to focus on activism.
  • This year they stress climate and environment.
  • A humanitarian award honoured leadership this year.
  • The winner is Mia Mottley from Barbados this year.
  • Events took place in many countries worldwide.
  • Radio stations and libraries joined the celebrations.
  • People were asked to plant trees for a challenge.

Difficult words

  • organiserpeople who plan and run events
    Organisers
  • humanitarianhelp and care for people in need
  • leadershipability to guide or lead others
  • climatethe usual weather in a place
  • awarda prize given for achievement or work

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Discussion questions

  • Have you ever planted a tree?
  • Do you like the theme One Love, One Voice?
  • Would you join a local Reggae Day event?

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