The FLiteracy! program fulfills its goals in several different ways. Throughout the academic year, the FLI hosts a number of language classes that are not traditionally offered on most university campuses. The classes are taught in an informal setting by native speakers to any one interested. Furthermore, FLI language instruction is free!

The FLI Language Fairs based on a language economy, are held regularly in the CSU main lobby booths. Students are exposed to a wide variety of lesser taught languages. As a result of being actively engaged in foreign language activities and games, students gain easy and fun access to languages from Amharic to Yoruba.  For example, in a matter of minutes, students experience how to dial their phone numbers in Arabic, Chinese, Japanese or Russian! Order food in Swahili or Somali! Practice Chinese calligraphy! Play foreign language memory games! For their participation, students earn FLI dollars which they in turn can redeem for prizes. FLI dollars depict the faces of FLI members as well as an image of their favorite international monument.

Starting in the fall of 2006, the FLiteracy! program will host a foreign script contest to encourage the learning of  Amharic and Tibetan alphabets. Winners in each category will be awarded with one of two FLI Founder's Scholarships.

Starting in the spring of 2007, the FLiteracy! program will administer FLI comprehensive tests in six languages. Winners in each category will be awarded with one of six FLI Founder's Scholarships.

The FLiteracy! reading series, currently in the making, aims to capture the fundamentals of most languages to create uniform lesson plans with highly accessible communicative and interactive content for all language classes. Once the series is well established, it is hoped that the FLI can sponsor reading activities for all students interested in broadening their linguistic notions.

Starting in the fall of 2006, FLiteracy! will add a new dimension to the FLI by providing pre-recorded language lessons via FLivision! Cooperation with other universities will make a greater variety of languages available to students on campus throughout the day.

FLI Hotspots! are places where students gather for a leisurely exchange of cultures and languages. Times, locations and languages will be posted on the FLI Website . FLI Hotspots! will be indicated by FLI banners.

FLI Short Features. Students are invited to participate in the making of short features using languages they don't know. A collection of these will be shown in Osterman Theater at the end of each semester.

The FLI mascot, the FLion! will be present at all these activities and events in order to  entertain everyone and encourage learners while promoting the spirit of  FLiteracy!