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Host Guidelines - Stop Oil Trains Week of Action: July 6 - 12, 2015

Step up and host an event in your community! Just follow the steps below to post your event. You’ll see everything else you need on the next page once you've posted your event.

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--- Instructions for Setting Up an Event ---

TITLE: Name your event for the location where it will take place (e.g. “Stop Oil Trains in Detroit”).

TIME AND DATE: The week of action will take place July 6th through 12th. Choose a day and time that week that people in your community are likely to join.

LOCATION: Choose your location - public and visible places are best. IMPORTANT: Please use an actual street address to ensure your location displays correctly on the map.

DETAILS: We've included basic language to get you started. Please let people know if you will be bringing any materials (e.g. signs or candles) or if they should bring their own. We recommend you provide some if you can. Include any additional instructions for attendees. You can edit this later.

After creating your event, you'll see more detailed instructions and resources.

Again, we're here to help. Email any questions to hosts@forestethics.org.

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The shorter and more descriptive, the better.
Virtual events do not require a location, but virtual events with a location will appear on the event campaign map. (Those without a location will appear in search results only.) At least a ZIP/postal code is required for map placement for virtual events.
Select the timezone in which your event will take place.
Add Banner Image (optional)

Upload an image or banner below. Your image should be 1500px wide by any height (600px is suggested). It will be scaled to a final size of 750px wide.

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This is shown to people before they RSVP. Let them know what the event will be like and why they should attend.