Event planning guides and templates
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Not sure what kind of event you'd like to hold? Check out our list of event ideas to get started.
Use your website, Facebook page, Twitter feed, and blog to share important information, encourage discussion, and promote your event.
Event planning is easy with our event planning checklist.
Not sure what a proclamation is or how to get one? Use this checklist to have one issued in your community for National Women's Health Week.
Generating media attention is a great way to promote your event. Want tips on how to reach out to reporters? Use our step-by-step guide!
Creating partnerships with other organizations can help make your event even more successful. Check out these tips for reaching out!
Distribute this survey at your event to get basic feedback from attendees.
Distribute this flyer at your event to help women learn about the screenings they need at what age.
Use this template to create a customized media advisory about your National Women's Health Week activity.
Use this template to create a customized press release about your National Women's Health Week activity.
Use this template to create a customized proclamation for your city, county, state, or tribe/Native American nation in celebration of National Women's Health Week.
Solidify your media contacts by sending a follow-up thank you note letting them know how much you appreciate their efforts during National Women's Health Week.
Need help?
- For help with the National Women's Health Week website, including problems registering your organization or event, please contact womenshealth.gov or use our online contact form to send us a message.
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Content last updated February 8, 2012.
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