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Social Toolkit

Spread the word.

Ready-made graphics and language for Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, email, and text — everything below is free to use and edit.

Make a share graphic

Pick a message, add your own answer if you want, and download it sized for a feed post or a Story.

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Format

Campaign logo

For profile pictures, flyers, or anywhere you need the campaign mark on its own.

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TikTok talking points

  • Raleigh City Council proposed a citywide curfew for teenagers.
  • It's a response to specific incidents in Glenwood South and Brier Creek — but it would apply to every teenager, everywhere in the city.
  • You cannot underinvest in young people and then punish them for the consequences.
  • Belonging creates safety — not curfews.
  • Council delayed its vote. Nothing is final — sign the petition, take the survey, or pledge to be ready when Council acts. Link in bio.

Facebook captions

Caption 1

Raleigh proposed a citywide youth curfew. We think the city should invest in teenagers, not criminalize them. Sign the petition and read why: [link] #youthovercurfews #investinyouth #fortheyouth919

Caption 2

Council delayed its vote — but hasn't dropped the curfew. Young people and their communities still need to be heard. Pledge to be ready: [link] #youthovercurfews #investinyouth #fortheyouth919

Email to send friends

Forwardable email

Subject: Raleigh's youth curfew vote was delayed — it's not over Hey, Raleigh City Council proposed a citywide curfew for teenagers, in response to a handful of incidents in Glenwood South and Brier Creek. Instead of investing in young people, the city considered criminalizing all of them. Council has since delayed its vote — there's no new date, and nothing is final. I'm asking you to take two minutes: 1. Sign the petition: [link] 2. Take the 3-minute survey: [link] 3. Pledge to be ready when Council schedules next steps: [link] Belonging creates safety — not curfews. Thanks, [Your name]

Text message

Text to send

Raleigh Council delayed its vote on a youth curfew — it's not over. Sign the petition + stay ready: [link] #youthovercurfews #investinyouth #fortheyouth919

Tagging Council members

How to tag them

When you post, tag your district's Council member and the Mayor so they see it directly. Raleigh publishes each member's official contact info and social handles at raleighnc.gov/council — we're intentionally not guessing anyone's handle here since those change and we only want to tag people correctly. Once you have the right handle, a simple format works well: "@[CouncilMember] — I'm asking you to invest in youth, not curfews. #youthovercurfews #investinyouth #fortheyouth919"