CA Bay area activists tabling for Dept. of Peace at a festival.
You can download flyers and materials from this page and post them in
your community to help us spread the word: give to friends; post in churches, coffee houses,
universities, health food stores; or use at your house party or fundraiser. They are also great to use for
tabling at events. (We have a congressional postcard template at the bottom that is great to give to people to send in to members of Congress).
In addition to the downloadable material below, we also have a number of campaign awareness items, such as buttons, banners, brochures and DVD's, available on our
Promotional Materials and Merchandise page.
To open after you download, you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader or Preview on Macs. You can then select File/Save or File/Print to save or print master copy for your own use.
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General Publicity and Information
Legislation
Youth PROMISE Act:
Dept. of Peace:
Fundraising
Other Background Information
Graphics
These sticky label templates are designed for a standard Avery 2x4 format (or any other generic labels)
Congressional Action
 Baseball Card sized flyers 378.99
Kb
 Baseball
Card sized flyers - Word version 1005.50 Kb
These are ideal copied on card stock paper for extra thickness. The edges will need to be trimmed.
You can insert your own local congressional information into the Microsfot Word version.
Contact Your Congressperson 19.72 Kb
This is an .rtf document that can be opened in any text reader (i.e. Microsoft Word) and updated with your local Representatives' contact info.
POSTCARDS
Download as a PDF
Download as a Word File
Our postcard template can be used in your local area as a handout for
people to send in to their Members of Congress in both the House and
the Senate.
There are four postcards per page. One sheet has the front of the card,
one sheet has the back. You may need to reduce the size so that the
borders print correctly (you can do so either in the print screen or in
page properties). You can take these to a copy center (such as Kinkos)
and have them copied double-sided on card stock paper, then cut into
four postcards. (The copy center can do it for you, or you can do it
yourself.) It might be wise to first find your congressperson's mailing
information and write or type it on the front of each card before
copying so that all the person your giving it to has to do is write a
note and drop it in the mail.
Some of you might even wish to buy postcard stamps and
put them on some of the cards first. You can then have people fill them
out right in front of you and mail it for them. (You can put a basket
out for folks to give a quarter to reimburse you). This will assure
that they get sent in.
If you live in an area that has many congressional Representatives, you
may wish to either make multiple stacks of cards with different
congressmembers information printed on them, or make up labels with
different congresspersons information and then just peel them off and
put them onto the cards for people as you talk with them (Again, many
phone books have congressional maps in the front that will help people
to figure out who their congressperson is, or you can visit http://nationalatlas.gov/printable/congress.html to print maps out- if they do not already know. Also, visit www.congress.org for a list of Reps.)
The Peace Collection Bibliography lists materials that document efforts for nonviolent social change and nonviolent conflict resolution between peoples and nations. Go to that webpage to download.
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