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Announce a session, in plain words.
Say when, where and how to sign up, and get a printable poster, a calendar listing and a short post. For a series planned with Moraph for Good, each one carries our promises in our published words; if you teach the free materials yourselves, it says that instead.
This builder needs JavaScript. Without it, here is what to include in your own poster or listing: what the session covers (each session kit has a summary), when and where, the language, how to sign up through your own process, and what you can do about access. If your series is planned with Moraph for Good, add these lines, word for word from our approach. If you are teaching the free materials yourselves, say that they are free materials published by Moraph for Good, and leave these lines out: they are Moraph for Good’s promises about its own sessions.
Sessions are free to attend.
- Nothing to sell. Nothing we teach or give promotes Moraph, a Moraph client or any product. We do not add anyone to marketing lists, and we never collect attendees’ details for sales.
- Strictly nonpartisan. We take no side on parties, candidates, ballot questions or campaigns, in Voice or anywhere else. (Voice)
- Explain, never advise. Sessions explain how money, healthcare and government work. They are not financial, medical or legal advice about anyone’s own situation.
And: “What to expect at a session: moraph.org/commons/at-a-session”. Moraph for Good is a program of Moraph LLC.
Before you print or copy, please check:
Poster A4 or US Letter
The poster is plain text, with no logo, so it prints well in black and white. In the print dialog, choose A4 or Letter; “Save as PDF” keeps a copy.
Calendar listing
0 / 600
For a library or community events calendar. Most take about 600 characters.
Short version
0 / 150
For calendars with a short summary field, or a sign.
Social post
0 / 280
Short enough for any social network.
Promoting a series
What to say, and what not to.
The hosting guide covers promotion: describe what each session covers, avoid promising one-to-one help the session does not give, and keep Voice publicity nonpartisan. If your organization takes bookings, that is your own process, under your own privacy practices: ask only for what you need to run the session.
The poster names Moraph for Good in words, as the brand page asks. Share what to expect at a session with people who sign up.
Need approval first? One page for your manager or board.