Resources

Whether you're an experienced activist or organizing an action for the first time, here are some resources for helping you organize an action for Draw the Line:

Action Toolkit

The Global Days of Action Toolkit gives organizers everything they need to take action: logos, posters, social media materials, and much, much more!

Check out the Action Toolkit

Organizing Guide

Whether you’re an experienced activist or organizing an action for the first time, this guide has organizing hacks and pro tips. Read the guide below to help prepare for your action:

Read the organizing guide

Arts toolkit

Do you want to bring art and creativity into your action? This guide will walk you through a number of different creative tactics that you can use to help draw attention to your event, create moments for people to come together and build community.

Check the Arts toolkit

Visual elements

If you’re creating flyers, banners, stickers, social media posts, T-shirts or any other promotional content about Draw the Line, here are some visual resources you can use

Download the Brand guidelines

Spread the word

Social Media Toolkit

You can download sample texts, graphics and templates and share on your social media channels. Please use the hashtag #DrawtheLine, so we can help amplify your posts!

Download the social media toolkit

Other ways to help spread the word:

1. Share your reason for joining: Everyone’s reason for fighting for justice and joining Draw the Line’s days of action is unique. What is yours? Sharing your passion and motivation can inspire others to join too! Take a photo or record a quick video of yourself holding a sign and / or explaining why you’re going to take part at Draw the Line and post on your social media.

2. Invite your friends: Could be an email, a WhatsApp message, a social media post. Invite them to the RVSP page for a local event, or just call them up! The more people we can bring with us to the streets, the better – our collective strength will show in our demands, creativity and numbers.It’s also important to re-invite people as the week of September 19-21 gets closer! Reminders are crucial.

3. Reach out to local influencers: It doesn’t have to be a big celebrity. Could be your local football team, musician or politician. Who in your community do people listen to and who has a big reach on social media? Reach out to them.

4. Post your organizing prep: Are you passing out flyers? Making art? Holding local meetings? That’s awesome! Will you share about it on your own social media? That way people in your networks can learn more about the great prep that is under way. Post on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter or Bluesky using #DrawtheLine.

5. Amplify #DrawtheLine stories: Building momentum is crucial. In the lead up to September 19-21 and during the weekend of actions, don’t be afraid to use your social media and to share some of the great energy that is building up to the moment all around the world. Follow the hashtag #DrawtheLine to find posts from other people and organizations who will join the global days of action alongside you.

More resources

Still looking for more? Check out more resources here:

Media Contacts

For journalists who would like more information, contact [email protected] and we will connect you with the coalition of organizers.

For event hosts who would like to learn more about speaking to media, contact [email protected] and we will sign you up for our series of Media 101 trainings.

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