Outreach Language
Comms Kit Content:
All Community Outreach Email
Event Social Media Sharing Blurbs
Email Invitation to Potential Panelists
Learning Prompts for Social Media
Graphics
The fundraising event held by Leadership Initiatives was a great success, raising over $______ from more than _____ donors. Additional donations are still being received. Thanks to the support and hard work of everyone involved, the event earned three times as much as the previous matching day event, putting Leadership Initiatives in first place. Looking ahead, the organization will be launching a new website, developing new programs to support the middle class in developing nations, and welcoming more volunteers.
Preparing for disaster and building resilience in your community are flip sides of the same coin. This is one simple guide with resources for other methods.
Green Gorillaz (GG) aims to create a connected community in Wyndford, Glasgow by establishing interest groups and online communication tools. GG will be managed by a Chief community member, Designer in Residence, Treasurer, and Representatives from the community. Initial funding will cover salaries, marketing, and seed funding for interest group activities. The organization aims to be self-sustaining through future grants and income from events.
Gina will take you through the full journey of establishing Next Step – an online community the Department of Human Services established in partnership with the CSIRO. This unique research project aimed to provide community members with informational and emotional support to help them transition between government payments and return to work. A unique aspect of the community was measuring whether social trust grew throughout the life of the community. Gina’s team developed content for the community, moderated discussion forums, and hosted live Q&A events with experts. She shares the lessons learned and practical tips for developing your own online community.
Our July event included a brief overview of the Social Media Club’s objectives and philosophy presented by steering committee member Dean Piccirillo. The evening’s events also included a 45 minute presentation lead by Jason Breed from Neighborhood America. Jason talked about emerging trends in the social media marketplace. Our event that evening closed with a panel discussion with panelists from The Naples Tomato, The City of Fort Myers and Goodwill Industries of Southwest Florida.
The document outlines the motivation and inspiration behind Project Neighbor'd, a thesis project aimed at fostering connections between neighbors in a diverse community. The author draws inspiration from her childhood neighborhood in Pakistan, which had strong social cohesion facilitated by a neighborhood committee. She is motivated to create opportunities for creativity and togetherness in her current neighborhood on Long Island, which has become more culturally diverse in recent decades. Her questions from her young son about his own identity and about raising children to do good for others sparked her interest in using design to build a sense of community and understanding between neighbors of different backgrounds.
The fundraising event held by Leadership Initiatives was a great success, raising over $______ from more than _____ donors. Additional donations are still being received. Thanks to the support and hard work of everyone involved, the event earned three times as much as the previous matching day event, putting Leadership Initiatives in first place. Looking ahead, the organization will be launching a new website, developing new programs to support the middle class in developing nations, and welcoming more volunteers.
Preparing for disaster and building resilience in your community are flip sides of the same coin. This is one simple guide with resources for other methods.
Green Gorillaz (GG) aims to create a connected community in Wyndford, Glasgow by establishing interest groups and online communication tools. GG will be managed by a Chief community member, Designer in Residence, Treasurer, and Representatives from the community. Initial funding will cover salaries, marketing, and seed funding for interest group activities. The organization aims to be self-sustaining through future grants and income from events.
Gina will take you through the full journey of establishing Next Step – an online community the Department of Human Services established in partnership with the CSIRO. This unique research project aimed to provide community members with informational and emotional support to help them transition between government payments and return to work. A unique aspect of the community was measuring whether social trust grew throughout the life of the community. Gina’s team developed content for the community, moderated discussion forums, and hosted live Q&A events with experts. She shares the lessons learned and practical tips for developing your own online community.
Our July event included a brief overview of the Social Media Club’s objectives and philosophy presented by steering committee member Dean Piccirillo. The evening’s events also included a 45 minute presentation lead by Jason Breed from Neighborhood America. Jason talked about emerging trends in the social media marketplace. Our event that evening closed with a panel discussion with panelists from The Naples Tomato, The City of Fort Myers and Goodwill Industries of Southwest Florida.
The document outlines the motivation and inspiration behind Project Neighbor'd, a thesis project aimed at fostering connections between neighbors in a diverse community. The author draws inspiration from her childhood neighborhood in Pakistan, which had strong social cohesion facilitated by a neighborhood committee. She is motivated to create opportunities for creativity and togetherness in her current neighborhood on Long Island, which has become more culturally diverse in recent decades. Her questions from her young son about his own identity and about raising children to do good for others sparked her interest in using design to build a sense of community and understanding between neighbors of different backgrounds.
Here is our monthly publication about our partnership in Memphremagog MRC.
By your good's practises, we would like to inspire you in you environment's development.
We hope you will have fun reading it.
Follow us on Facebook....
Echo presentation social media dec 2010richarddassow
The document discusses using social media like LinkedIn, Twitter, blogs and websites to connect with others and promote organizations. It provides tips on creating an online presence and profile on LinkedIn, using Twitter to share updates and find connections. The goal is to learn strategies for leveraging these tools to create partnerships and further missions and goals.
Echo presentation social media dec 2010richarddassow
The document discusses using social media like LinkedIn, Twitter, blogs and websites to connect with others and promote organizations. It provides tips on creating an online presence through profiles on LinkedIn and Twitter. Specific organizations discussed include Chapin Living Waters, which uses its website and social media to share its mission of providing irrigation solutions. The presentation aims to help attendees leverage social media strategically to further their goals and missions.
This document summarizes solutions submitted by 285 individuals from 37 countries for fixing problems in the world. It details the methodology used: an open call was made on the internet for essays on how to release hidden wealth and use it to improve societal systems and build a golden age. Nearly 300 submissions were organized into categories including problems, public opinions, and solutions. A team analyzed the data, conducted additional research, and compiled it into this summary report structured around topics such as government, education, health, etc. The goal is to gauge wisdom from many perspectives and share it with leaders to facilitate large-scale positive change.
SolTech Future Resource is seeking to collaborate with ESB-MACC to establish community programs that bring diverse cultures together and address minority health disparities through the arts. SolTech's proposed annual program would include a training conference for educators and community leaders, as well as a free family festival featuring games, food, performances, and health information. The goal is to provide opportunities for personal and community success while celebrating diversity. SolTech will devote resources to establishing funding and employing local residents, while requesting credibility and mentorship from the city during the grant application process.
New aid model needed or world's poorest will wait a century for basicsAmouzou Bedi
KFDWB is an NGO based in Vienna, Austria whose mission is to identify current development issues and best practices and make this knowledge available to development organizations and local governments. It believes that development knowledge needs to be shared freely worldwide for the benefit of mankind. The organization relies on volunteers around the world to report on positive and negative development issues in order to provide accurate, real-time information to help improve decision making and timely interventions.
New aid model needed or world's poorest will wait a century for basicsAmouzou Bedi
KFDWB is an NGO based in Vienna, Austria whose mission is to identify current development issues and best practices globally and make this knowledge available to development organizations. It believes knowledge for development should be shared freely worldwide for the benefit of humanity. The organization, comprised of volunteers worldwide, reports on positive and negative development issues to help agencies, NGOs, and governments make better, timely decisions to enhance their efforts and interventions. It also gives communities a chance to participate in reporting economic, social, and environmental problems they face so that development resources can be efficiently targeted. Anyone can become a volunteer by completing a form on the KFDWB website.
Open Door Ministries provides shelter, food, and rehabilitation programs to the homeless and hungry in the Triad area of North Carolina. The organization was formed through a merger in 1995 and aims to prevent and end homelessness. It operates a soup kitchen, homeless shelter for men, and programs to help individuals obtain housing and job skills. The document recommends strategies for Open Door Ministries such as conducting research through online surveys, simplifying its website, being more active on social media like Instagram and Twitter, and hosting fundraising events to engage potential donors and volunteers.
Open Door Ministries provides shelter, food, and rehabilitation programs to the homeless and hungry in the Triad area of North Carolina. It was formed through a merger in 1995 between two organizations that began in the 1960s and 1980s. It currently houses 72 homeless men and operates a soup kitchen serving three meals daily. The organization aims to prevent and end homelessness through additional programs like housing assistance and job training. A campaign is proposed to increase awareness and donations through improved social media presence, website simplification, fundraising events, and community research.
1. The document discusses the concept of success from different perspectives, noting that it can mean pursuing one's passions, following one's own path, overcoming obstacles, treating people well, excelling in multiple areas of life, and leaving the world a better place.
2. Success is difficult to define but requires a positive self-concept, clearly defined goals, hard work, and a willingness to take risks. It is important to determine one's own personal definition of success in order to know what goals to work towards each day.
3. Daily progress towards goals can bring a person closer to their ultimate success, so it is important to focus on the process rather than just the end result. Having a personal definition
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Read and share and do not forget to join us on Pinterest too...
Have fun!
This document summarizes John Paluszek's speech on public relations, cultures, and corporate social responsibility given at universities in Malaysia and Indonesia in February 2010. The key messages are that public relations aims to build reciprocal relationships and harmony between organizations and their publics through open communication and compromise. Additionally, cultures evolve over time and public relations professionals can help organizations adapt to cultural changes. Public relations has also become a global profession as societies are increasingly interconnected in many ways including trade, information technology, and health issues.
Unraveling the Social Media Conundrum | A White Paper on Social MediaNabeel Adeni
This White Paper was prepared for 'South Asia Summit on Social Media for Digital Empowerment' in Sep 2013 at New Delhi.
The objective of this White Paper is to help individuals and organizations understand the real purpose of Social
Media, its scope, potential applications and responsibilities; and enable them to use it in truly beneficial ways for all.
Young Lions Czechia
Creative Competitions & Unique Training Programme
MEDIA | DIGITAL | PR | PRINT | MARKETING
The young professionals go head-to-head and compete against the clock to be crowned the Young Lions champions.
It takes only 24 hours from a brief to the outcome. Each team has two members from agencies, client organisations or freelancers.
Young Lions develop ambition and the ability to create excellent communications solutions.
We can call them the national championship for brand communication professionals aged 31 or under*.
They provide a unique opportunity to develop creative and personal excellence.
COMPETITIONS
The only platform where young professionals can find out how good they are compared to their peers.
Coveted award closely watched by the whole industry.
Success accelerates career development.
Develop a healthy ambition.
TRAINING PROGRAMME
Powerful learning through experience by working under time pressure.
Provides invaluable group and individual feedback sessions.
Develops competencies in communication, cooperation, problem-solving, decision-making, getting things done, pitching, and presenting.
Enhances ability to create excellent solutions.
www.younglions.cz
This document provides guidance for students on becoming responsible digital citizens. It instructs students to research examples of positive digital citizenship and inspiring uses of the internet to promote change. Students are then asked to plan or join a digital campaign focused on an important issue like anti-bullying or fighting misinformation. They should create a video, presentation, or other content to deliver an inspiring message to their target audience about digital citizenship. The content should include an overview of digital citizenship, key facts on their topic, ways for youth to respond to challenges online, examples of internet inspiration, and reasons for others to become good digital citizens.
The document discusses the emergence and growth of shared workspaces and the shared spaces movement. It describes three related movements: 1) co-location, where non-profit organizations share space to save costs, 2) coworking spaces that provide shared workspace for freelancers and independent workers, and 3) community hubs that provide services to the local community. It discusses why shared spaces are emerging due to rising costs, changing work styles, and the need for collaboration to address complex problems. The document outlines the Centre for Social Innovation's theory of change, where the shared physical space fosters community and innovation.
The NYC Sustained Global Impact Community of Practice (COP) is a new forum launched in October 2016 for professionals in New York City working in international development and global social impact to share ideas, lessons learned, and collaborate on solutions. The COP aims to connect traditional actors like the UN and non-profits with consultants, social entrepreneurs, academics, and the private sector. Meetings feature speakers on topics like organizational sustainability and design thinking to foster lasting impact. Membership is open to experienced practitioners interested in ongoing knowledge sharing and collaboration across sectors.
This is a guidebook about AIESEC's Global Volunteer Program. If you are young person looking to volunteer abroad then this guidebook provides you information on why, how and what of volunteering.
Here is our monthly publication about our partnership in Memphremagog MRC.
By your good's practises, we would like to inspire you in you environment's development.
We hope you will have fun reading it.
Follow us on Facebook....
Echo presentation social media dec 2010richarddassow
The document discusses using social media like LinkedIn, Twitter, blogs and websites to connect with others and promote organizations. It provides tips on creating an online presence and profile on LinkedIn, using Twitter to share updates and find connections. The goal is to learn strategies for leveraging these tools to create partnerships and further missions and goals.
Echo presentation social media dec 2010richarddassow
The document discusses using social media like LinkedIn, Twitter, blogs and websites to connect with others and promote organizations. It provides tips on creating an online presence through profiles on LinkedIn and Twitter. Specific organizations discussed include Chapin Living Waters, which uses its website and social media to share its mission of providing irrigation solutions. The presentation aims to help attendees leverage social media strategically to further their goals and missions.
This document summarizes solutions submitted by 285 individuals from 37 countries for fixing problems in the world. It details the methodology used: an open call was made on the internet for essays on how to release hidden wealth and use it to improve societal systems and build a golden age. Nearly 300 submissions were organized into categories including problems, public opinions, and solutions. A team analyzed the data, conducted additional research, and compiled it into this summary report structured around topics such as government, education, health, etc. The goal is to gauge wisdom from many perspectives and share it with leaders to facilitate large-scale positive change.
SolTech Future Resource is seeking to collaborate with ESB-MACC to establish community programs that bring diverse cultures together and address minority health disparities through the arts. SolTech's proposed annual program would include a training conference for educators and community leaders, as well as a free family festival featuring games, food, performances, and health information. The goal is to provide opportunities for personal and community success while celebrating diversity. SolTech will devote resources to establishing funding and employing local residents, while requesting credibility and mentorship from the city during the grant application process.
New aid model needed or world's poorest will wait a century for basicsAmouzou Bedi
KFDWB is an NGO based in Vienna, Austria whose mission is to identify current development issues and best practices and make this knowledge available to development organizations and local governments. It believes that development knowledge needs to be shared freely worldwide for the benefit of mankind. The organization relies on volunteers around the world to report on positive and negative development issues in order to provide accurate, real-time information to help improve decision making and timely interventions.
New aid model needed or world's poorest will wait a century for basicsAmouzou Bedi
KFDWB is an NGO based in Vienna, Austria whose mission is to identify current development issues and best practices globally and make this knowledge available to development organizations. It believes knowledge for development should be shared freely worldwide for the benefit of humanity. The organization, comprised of volunteers worldwide, reports on positive and negative development issues to help agencies, NGOs, and governments make better, timely decisions to enhance their efforts and interventions. It also gives communities a chance to participate in reporting economic, social, and environmental problems they face so that development resources can be efficiently targeted. Anyone can become a volunteer by completing a form on the KFDWB website.
Open Door Ministries provides shelter, food, and rehabilitation programs to the homeless and hungry in the Triad area of North Carolina. The organization was formed through a merger in 1995 and aims to prevent and end homelessness. It operates a soup kitchen, homeless shelter for men, and programs to help individuals obtain housing and job skills. The document recommends strategies for Open Door Ministries such as conducting research through online surveys, simplifying its website, being more active on social media like Instagram and Twitter, and hosting fundraising events to engage potential donors and volunteers.
Open Door Ministries provides shelter, food, and rehabilitation programs to the homeless and hungry in the Triad area of North Carolina. It was formed through a merger in 1995 between two organizations that began in the 1960s and 1980s. It currently houses 72 homeless men and operates a soup kitchen serving three meals daily. The organization aims to prevent and end homelessness through additional programs like housing assistance and job training. A campaign is proposed to increase awareness and donations through improved social media presence, website simplification, fundraising events, and community research.
1. The document discusses the concept of success from different perspectives, noting that it can mean pursuing one's passions, following one's own path, overcoming obstacles, treating people well, excelling in multiple areas of life, and leaving the world a better place.
2. Success is difficult to define but requires a positive self-concept, clearly defined goals, hard work, and a willingness to take risks. It is important to determine one's own personal definition of success in order to know what goals to work towards each day.
3. Daily progress towards goals can bring a person closer to their ultimate success, so it is important to focus on the process rather than just the end result. Having a personal definition
The Rise of Social Event Hubs in Building Community and Connecting Like-Minde...The Thandur
In the dynamic landscape of event planning and execution, the only constant is change. As technology evolves, societal preferences shift, and global dynamics transform, the events industry continues to adapt and innovate to meet the evolving needs and expectations of participants.
Here is our last newsletter for this year. News on the heathy way of life in our MRC or how to lead the motivation .
Read and share and do not forget to join us on Pinterest too...
Have fun!
This document summarizes John Paluszek's speech on public relations, cultures, and corporate social responsibility given at universities in Malaysia and Indonesia in February 2010. The key messages are that public relations aims to build reciprocal relationships and harmony between organizations and their publics through open communication and compromise. Additionally, cultures evolve over time and public relations professionals can help organizations adapt to cultural changes. Public relations has also become a global profession as societies are increasingly interconnected in many ways including trade, information technology, and health issues.
Unraveling the Social Media Conundrum | A White Paper on Social MediaNabeel Adeni
This White Paper was prepared for 'South Asia Summit on Social Media for Digital Empowerment' in Sep 2013 at New Delhi.
The objective of this White Paper is to help individuals and organizations understand the real purpose of Social
Media, its scope, potential applications and responsibilities; and enable them to use it in truly beneficial ways for all.
Young Lions Czechia
Creative Competitions & Unique Training Programme
MEDIA | DIGITAL | PR | PRINT | MARKETING
The young professionals go head-to-head and compete against the clock to be crowned the Young Lions champions.
It takes only 24 hours from a brief to the outcome. Each team has two members from agencies, client organisations or freelancers.
Young Lions develop ambition and the ability to create excellent communications solutions.
We can call them the national championship for brand communication professionals aged 31 or under*.
They provide a unique opportunity to develop creative and personal excellence.
COMPETITIONS
The only platform where young professionals can find out how good they are compared to their peers.
Coveted award closely watched by the whole industry.
Success accelerates career development.
Develop a healthy ambition.
TRAINING PROGRAMME
Powerful learning through experience by working under time pressure.
Provides invaluable group and individual feedback sessions.
Develops competencies in communication, cooperation, problem-solving, decision-making, getting things done, pitching, and presenting.
Enhances ability to create excellent solutions.
www.younglions.cz
This document provides guidance for students on becoming responsible digital citizens. It instructs students to research examples of positive digital citizenship and inspiring uses of the internet to promote change. Students are then asked to plan or join a digital campaign focused on an important issue like anti-bullying or fighting misinformation. They should create a video, presentation, or other content to deliver an inspiring message to their target audience about digital citizenship. The content should include an overview of digital citizenship, key facts on their topic, ways for youth to respond to challenges online, examples of internet inspiration, and reasons for others to become good digital citizens.
The document discusses the emergence and growth of shared workspaces and the shared spaces movement. It describes three related movements: 1) co-location, where non-profit organizations share space to save costs, 2) coworking spaces that provide shared workspace for freelancers and independent workers, and 3) community hubs that provide services to the local community. It discusses why shared spaces are emerging due to rising costs, changing work styles, and the need for collaboration to address complex problems. The document outlines the Centre for Social Innovation's theory of change, where the shared physical space fosters community and innovation.
The NYC Sustained Global Impact Community of Practice (COP) is a new forum launched in October 2016 for professionals in New York City working in international development and global social impact to share ideas, lessons learned, and collaborate on solutions. The COP aims to connect traditional actors like the UN and non-profits with consultants, social entrepreneurs, academics, and the private sector. Meetings feature speakers on topics like organizational sustainability and design thinking to foster lasting impact. Membership is open to experienced practitioners interested in ongoing knowledge sharing and collaboration across sectors.
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1. Outreach Language
Comms Kit Content:
● All Community Outreach Email
● Event Social Media Sharing Blurbs
● Email Invitation to Potential Panelists
● Learning Prompts for Social Media
● Graphics
All-community Outreach Email
To schedule and send an all-community email on Bevy, take a look at this resource.
Dear Chapter community,
The last few years have been challenging, but they’ve also created opportunities for us to show
up for each other like never before, as we face shared experiences that we can all overcome
together. This unprecedented moment has inspired creativity, solidarity and human connection,
as well as the realization that we have the power to influence and transform our human condition.
We’re excited to invite you to OpenMINDS, a global series of events happening in 10+ cities
around the world. Please join us on this incredible journey of healing, strength and community
building. Together we will discover new practices to care for our personal and collective mental
health and find support where we need it the most.
Event Details: {A description of the event format goes here}
Where: {{Event Location}}
When: {{Event Time}}
Agenda: {{High Level Agenda}}
You can RSVP by visiting this link {{Bevy event page link}}. If you think anyone in your network
who would be interested in attending, feel free to forward them this email or share out on social
media using the sample posts we’ve included below.
If you are leading a mental wellness initiative and wish to support our event as a partner please
reach out directly to us at {{phone and contact info}}.
If you have any questions, you can reach us at {{organizer email}}.
Looking forward to spending time with you soon!
2. Event Social Media Sharing Blurbs:
Twitter or Instagram:
We are back with OpenMINDS and open hearts! Join us on {{XX date}} in {{XX location}} as we
embark on a journey of transformation together as part of the @OpenIDEO #OpenMINDS
movement: {{Link to Event Page}}
Hashtag: TBD
Email Invitation to Potential Panelists
Hello {{FirstName}},
My name is {{EmailerName}}. I hope you are well.
I am reaching out because I am one of the organizers of the OpenIDEO {{LocationName}} Chapter
(see the blurbs at the bottom of this email for a little more information about us) and we are
preparing to host a Chapter community event focused on mental wellness. Long before
Coronavirus emerged, a silent epidemic had been growing around the world. Often stigmatized
and too rarely discussed, loneliness and depression have affected millions of people, as they
struggle with mental health issues without support.
Now, as COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns have forced hundreds of millions of people around the
world to self isolate, mental health issues have been on the rise, and we can no longer ignore this
crisis. Unfortunately, the end is not in sight. In fact, with the coming winter months, we anticipate
mental health issues to be further exacerbated, as the cold and dark create further isolation. And,
even when the pandemic subsides, we are likely to endure lasting effects for years to come.
This unprecedented moment has inspired creativity, solidarity and human connection, as well as
the realization that we have the power to influence and transform our human condition.
This is why we are joining OpenMINDS, a global series of events happening around the world in
10+ cities across the world and we will be hosting an event where we will discover new practices
to care for our personal and collective mental health and find support where we need it the most.
One of the activities at our event will be a panel with experts in the mental health space.
Given your experience in {{description of role/expertise/background}}, we would be thrilled to
invite you to join our panel to share your experiences and learnings.
3. Event Details:
The panel would be at {{XX Time Slot}} on {{XX Date}}. {{Insert info about amount of preparation
required}}. {{Insert info about other panelists as available.}}. Unfortunately, we are not able to
financially compensate panelists at this time, but it will be an opportunity to network with
members of our community who are leaders in {{XX community expertise, XX community
expertise, XX community expertise}}, as well as be a part of a global community research initiative
working together to destigmatize mental health and design new forms of mental health support.
If you are interested in joining us as a panelist, we are happy to answer additional questions, or
hop on a quick call to discuss as needed. Thank you in advance for your consideration.
All the best,
{[Organizer Names}}
The {{LocationName}} Chapter Team
What is OpenIDEO?
Some problems are too big to solve alone. Today’s complex challenges require the creativity of
entire networks: better ways to come together, share ideas, and coordinate action around the
globe. OpenIDEO puts the power of human-centered design in the hands of many, harnessing
the diverse skills and perspectives of people all over the world to spark innovation where it’s
needed most.
As IDEO’s open innovation practice, OpenIDEO works with world-class partners to help diverse
stakeholders connect online and in person, find support, and build on the ideas of many to create
solutions for today’s toughest societal problems. Since 2010, the OpenIDEO community has
engaged hundreds of thousands of diverse stakeholders in nearly 200 countries, and has
generated more than 17,500 ideas for good. Tackling over 60 topics ranging from food waste to
girls' education to Ebola, people everywhere are designing better, together with OpenIDEO.
What is an OpenIDEO Chapter?
Chapters are a network of creative communities in cities across the globe using design to act on
social challenges. They are exploring how creative problem solvers can use design to create
more positive impact in their local communities.
We do three things…
1. We connect the creative community together in a city by rallying around a social
challenge on the OpenIDEO platform.
2. We take action using human-centered design by conducting research field trips,
brainstorming new ideas, and prototyping and testing solutions.
3. We build opportunities and drive positive impact through design by providing support to
local innovators, launching new efforts, and connecting as a global network.
4. Learning prompts for social media:
As part of our storytelling journey, we’d like to engage as many of your community members on
social media. Use these prompts and hashtags and share them before, during and after the event
with attendees so we can all learn from each other no matter where we are. This global social
media engagement will demonstrate that we are not doing this on our own but instead, that we
are in this healing journey together.
● What helps me thrive is __________________ #OpenMinds
● The things in my life that bring me joy are __________________ #OpenMinds
● The lesson I live by is____________________ #OpenMinds
● The most recent thing someone did to lift my spirits was _______________ #OpenMinds
● My go to for mental care is ___________________ #OpenMinds
Instagram Stories:
Share these prompts on Instagram and encourage event attendees to contribute their thoughts
via social media. We have created these unique Instagram Stories covers for you to play and
build on. Share these images with event attendees once they have completed registration ahead
of the event and let them know how they can start using them on their own Instagram stories.
Let’s make this BIG!