Host a Make Wall Street Pay Action
Thanks for helping organize a Make Wall Street Pay action! You can plan a rally, a speak-out, or a march—the key element is delivering our Make Wall Street Pay message to the media and public.
Local MoveOn members will be invited to your event IF it is:
- Scheduled for Saturday, November 5, between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. Call the bank ahead of time to find out what hours it is open if you plan on talking to staff or moving money at your event.
- At or within walking distance of a Bank of America, Chase, or other big bank branch or at a town center.
If you have any questions about hosting an event or selecting the right location for your community, talk to your Council or Regional Organizer, or email
makewallstpay@moveon.org.
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Rules & Requirements
Things you need to host this event:
We'll give you a list of materials to print out and make copies of once you've signed up. All you need is access to a printer.
I have (or can get access to) the things I need to host this event.
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Host Ground Rules
We have tried to provide all the information you will need on our website (more information is available after you post your event). We will work hard to review all questions that are emailed to us and add answers to the FAQ (frequently asked questions) pages, so please check those pages to see if your question has been answered before you email us.
By creating an event, you are agreeing to serve as the host of the event. Your responsibilities as host include:
- Arranging that all the necessary materials are brought to the event (you can ask other participants for help).
- Contacting and communicating with the people who participate in your event. We will encourage attendees not to attend an event where the host has not confirmed their participation.
- Filing a quick post-meeting report.
- Checking to see if your event will require a permit from the local police department. If so, you are responsible for obtaining the permit. Even if no permit is required, you should notify or have someone notify and be in touch with the local police department to let them know of the event in advance and confirm that there are no further requirements or restrictions.
- Making sure that the event is held on public property (for example, a public sidewalk in front of the bank or a public lot or park down the street); and not on the Bank’s own private property.
- Instructing those attending the event when they arrive to obey lawful instructions of law enforcement personnel; and to move off private property when requested to do so.
I agree to the hosting ground rules for this event.
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