NZSL Week Marketing & Media Kit
Get ready to celebrate NZSL Week with everything you need at your fingertips!
Our NZSL Week Marketing & Media Kit is available for download, packed with high‑quality assets designed to help you champion New Zealand Sign Language in your communications. Inside you’ll find official NZSL Week logos, an eye‑catching alphabet poster, engaging informational posters, and more—perfect for media teams, marketing professionals, and anyone promoting NZSL Week.
Dive in, spread the word, and help us showcase the vibrancy of NZSL across Aotearoa!
The NZSL Week 2026 Marketing & Media Kit is available!
We have a whole range of resources and information free for you to download!
Download the Full Resource Kit here
NZSL Week FAQs
NZSL Resources Kit
Discover the joy of NZSL with our NZSL Resources Kit—a fun, colourful collection designed to help bring New Zealand Sign Language into classrooms, community spaces, and everyday life!
The kit is packed with posters, fact sheets, and our popular Let’s Talk – 25 Signs booklets, making it super easy for learners of all ages to get involved.
Perfect for schools, whānau, clubs, and community groups, these resources are simple to use and great for sparking curiosity.
Download the kit today and start sharing the beauty of NZSL in your community!
Download the NZSL Resources Kit here
DOWNLOADNZSL Week Posters
Let’s Talk Booklets
Taster Class Video Resources
Bring NZSL to life in your classroom with our Taster Class Resources—perfect for teachers and schools keen to give students a fun first look into New Zealand Sign Language!
This handy bundle includes engaging videos and easy‑to-use vocab sheets that make introducing NZSL simple, interactive, and enjoyable.
Watch the videos with your class, explore the vocab sheets together, and sprinkle a little NZSL magic into your lessons—it’s an easy, exciting way to get students signing with confidence.
Download Taster Class Vocab Sheets
Trademarks and Licenses
Some of the resources on the NZSL website is Crown-funded copyright work. All the resources, whether Crown-funded, or not, are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence. In essence, you are free to copy, distribute and adapt the work. You need to abide by the licence terms except that you do not need to make any attribution when exercising your rights under the licence. To view a copy of the licence, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/. If you use the work as a whole or distribute the work as a whole without modification, any Deaf Aotearoa name and trademark on the work may remain on the work. However, if you modify the work, you must remove the Deaf Aotearoa name and trademark. You are not permitted to modify any Deaf Aotearoa trademark, and you are not permitted to copy, use, or distribute any Deaf Aotearoa trademark in isolation of the work itself.