Not just another Hallmark Holiday, International Right to Know Day has been celebrated annually since 2002:

"International Right to Know Day began on Sept. 28, 2002, when freedom of information organizations from around the world came together in Sofia, Bulgaria, and created the FOI Advocates Network, a global coalition working together to promote the right of access to information for all people and the benefits of open, transparent, and accountable governments."

Take MuckRock's FOI quiz to assess your information access acumen (or just for fun). Tap the questions to learn the answers. Expand your knowledge!

As President Madison reminded us, "Knowledge will forever govern ignorance."

Or as MuckRock reminds us:

"The world over, the right of the people remains a powerful and developing component of a fair and free society."