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Free Event Kit
Everything your chapter needs to host your own Democracy on Draft event — a casual evening at a local brewery where neighbors make calls to their representatives, sign petitions, and go home knowing they did something.
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Example Event
Indivisible Tahoe Truckee hosted a Democracy on Draft event at Alibi Truckee — neighbors gathering over beers to call Congress, sign petitions, and fight glyphosate spraying and Forest Service restructuring together.
Your chapter can do the same. The kit below has everything you need to run your own event.
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Free Kit
Everything your chapter needs to run a Democracy on Draft event. Download, print, and use freely.
Promote Your Event
A customizable poster for your event. Edit the date, time, and venue in Canva — no design skills needed. Download and print, or share digitally.
Open in Canva →Handout for Attendees
A one-page list of actions attendees can take using only their cell phone — no laptop needed. Print one per table or share the link on the night.
Download PDF ↓Print for Tables
A printable table tent — "Protect Our Forests / Indivisible Tahoe Truckee." Print on standard 8.5×11, fold in half, and stand on each table. Open in your browser and use your browser's Print function.
Open & Print →Activity for Attendees
One per attendee. 16 civic actions including calling your senator, signing petitions, writing a postcard, and tagging an outdoor brand. Print 50–75 per event.
Promote Online
Ready-to-use post copy for before, during, and after the event. Copy with one click and adapt for your chapter.
View Copy ↓Online Actions
At the event, attendees complete bingo squares using these resources. Have these links open on a tablet or laptop at your action table.
Scripted calls to your representatives. The fastest way to contact Congress — takes under 2 minutes. Scripts provided for Forest Service issues.
Leave a public comment about what the Forest Service means to you. Comment on the proposed restructuring and budget cuts.
Action alerts for the outdoor recreation community. Petitions, calls to action, and updates on public lands policy.
Current campaigns and action alerts from Indivisible national. Find petitions, postcards, and targeted ask campaigns.
Step-by-Step Guide
A turnkey playbook for hosting a casual, high-impact civic action night at your local outdoor brewery, taproom, or community gathering space.
Remember: Done is better than perfect.
The first event will not be perfect. Run it anyway, learn what works, and improve next month. The goal is consistency, not polish.
Social Media
Ready-to-Use Post Copy
Replace all [BRACKETS] with your event details before posting. Mix and match hashtags — use 3–5 per post.
Your Chapter Name
3 weeks before your event · 🌐
🍺 New month, new chance to make some calls. Democracy on Draft is back at [VENUE] on [DATE] at [TIME]. Grab a beer, make a few calls to your reps, sign some petitions, and be home in time for bedtime stories. No experience required. Scripts provided. First-timers strongly encouraged. RSVP in our bio. #DemocracyOnDraft #[YourChapterTag] #5Calls
Your Chapter Name
3 weeks before your event · 🌐
Public lands are under attack. Your representatives need to hear from you. Join us [DATE] at [VENUE] for Democracy on Draft — a casual evening of taking real action with your neighbors. We'll show you exactly who to call and what to say. Show up. Speak up. We'll have your back (and maybe a pint waiting). #DemocracyOnDraft #PublicLandsForAll #SaveOurForests
Your Chapter Name
1 week before your event · 🌐
Wondering what Democracy on Draft is actually like? Here's the deal: ✅ You walk in, get a beer ✅ We give you a bingo card with civic actions to complete ✅ Make a quick call (we have scripts) ✅ Sign a petition or two ✅ Hang out with neighbors who care about the same things you do ✅ Go home knowing you did something [DATE] at [VENUE].
Your Chapter Name
Use anytime · 🌐
Since early 2025, the U.S. Forest Service has lost roughly 7,500 employees through layoffs and buyouts — about a quarter of the workforce. The agency manages 193 million acres of public land, including the trails you hike, the campgrounds you camp at, and the wildfire crews that protect your community. This is not normal. And it's not too late. Take 90 seconds: 5calls.org · saveusfs.org #SaveOurForests #PublicLandsForAll
Hashtag Library
Event
#DemocracyOnDraft
#BrewsAndDemocracy
#CivicHour
Public Lands
#PublicLandsForAll
#SaveOurForests
#SaveUSFS
#KeepPublicLandsPublic
Action
#5Calls
#CallYourReps
#Indivisible
#IndivisibleNation