Promotional Toolkit
Introduction
We created this toolkit to help community leaders, creators, and more encourage their community or audience to get involved with the growing non-monogamy movement. Because building people power is essential to our mission to advance rights and acceptance for non-monogamous families and relationships, so by encouraging your community to connect with OPEN, you’ll be contributing to a growing grassroots movement that’s making real progress towards a more accepting and inclusive future for diverse family and relationship structures.
Within this resource you’ll find graphics, sample posts that you can use on social media, email, Discord, or wherever else your community gathers. If you’re posting publicly, tag us @openloveorg (Facebook, IG, Threads, and X) so that we can share and signal-boost your post! Remember: this isn’t about growing a follower count… It's about building power!
Questions or feedback about this resource or our work overall? You can reach us anytime at info@open-love.org.
Sample Language
Here is some sample language that you can use to introduce OPEN to your audience or community. You’ll find sample posts with three different lengths that you can use for everything from a caption to a blog post or email. We’ve also included some general language about OPEN and our work. You can copy-paste these as is, edit and personalize them, or use them as inspiration and reference for your own original language. Note that hyperlinks might break when copying – the best link to point people to is www.open-love.org/join!
You can also find graphics for your post here in square, horizontal, and vertical formats.
About OPEN
OPEN (Organization for Polyamory and Ethical Non-monogamy) is an advocacy nonprofit working to advance cultural acceptance and legal rights for non-monogamous families and relationships. Our vision is for a future where all family and relationship structures are accepted, respected, and protected. OPEN’s work focuses on three core strategies:
Support non-monogamous communities and individuals through educational resources and spaces like our free, twice-monthly peer support circles.
Promote visibility and acceptance of non-monogamous families, relationships, and communities through media and education, as well as programs like the global Week of Visibility for Non-monogamy.
Build grassroots movement power to advance legal protections and remove systemic barriers. This includes legislative advocacy to pass non-discrimination protections, and our Open Workplaces Initiative to advance inclusion and acceptance for non-monogamous professionals in the workplace.
We believe that non-monogamous people deserve a voice in the cultural conversation and a seat at the political table. We also believe that the non-monogamous community can be a powerful force in advocating not only for our own rights and protections, but also for intersecting justice issues from LGBTQ+ rights to reproductive justice and more. Finally, we believe that the values and skills centered in non-monogamy––including communication, community, compassion, connection, and consent––are essential to building a more just and joyous world for all.
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Let’s create a world where all family and relationships are respected, accepted, and protected. @openloveorg is working to advance rights and acceptance for #nonmonogamous families and relationships. Find out how you can get involved: www.open-love.org/join
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Help shape a future where every relationship is valued! 🌟 Join @openloveorg in championing rights and acceptance for #nonmonogamous families and relationships. Get involved today: www.open-love.org/join
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Join the movement for love without limits! ❤️ @openloveorg advocates for rights and acceptance for #nonmonogamous families and relationships relationships. Get involved to help build a more accepting and inclusive world: www.open-love.org/join
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Let’s talk about the growing non-monogamy movement and OPEN, an organization championing non-monogamous rights and acceptance. The non-monogamy landscape is evolving fast, with a surge in attention and a growing number of resources and communities. But this vibrant movement is overshadowed by a persistent social stigma and systemic barriers.
We don’t have to take this for granted! But to change laws and culture at scale, we need to advocate and organize! That’s why I’m encouraging you to get involved with OPEN, an advocacy nonprofit working to advance legal rights and cultural acceptance for non-monogamous families and relationships. OPEN has been pivotal in this area, securing protections and fostering awareness. Join the movement by signing up for OPEN's email list at www.open-love.org/join. Together, we can create a more loving and inclusive world!
Medium
Today, I want to talk about the non-monogamy movement and encourage you to get involved with OPEN, an organization that’s advocating for the rights and acceptance of non-monogamous families and relationships.
Non-monogamy is having an exciting moment, with a surge in visibility and attention. Thanks to excellent resources, educators, advocates, and communities, people are exploring diverse relationships and connections like never before.
But non-monogamous families and individuals still encounter significant social stigma and systemic barriers. From community and family rejection to loss of housing or employment and much more, experiences of marginalization and discrimination are all too common.
We can create a future where all forms of relationships are recognized and respected. But doing so demands meaningful, organized action to change societal norms and laws.
This is where OPEN comes in. OPEN is an advocacy nonprofit working to advance cultural acceptance and legal rights for non-monogamous families and relationships. OPEN has already made big strides, from passing non-discrimination protections to organizing a global Week of Visibility (July 15-21, 2023).
I’m encourage you to join this effort by signing up for OPEN's email list at www.open-love.org/join. Your involvement will help build the people power behind the growing movement to normalize non-monogamy.
I’ve been supporting OPEN and witnessed their impact firsthand, and I hope you’ll join me. Together, we can be a powerful force for change. Are you with me?
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Today I wanted to share some thoughts about non-monogamy as a movement and encourage you to get involved with OPEN, an organization that’s fighting for rights and acceptance for non-monogamous families and relationships of all varieties.
Non-monogamy is experiencing a pivotal moment, with the last few years bringing a surge in interest and attention. There are countless fantastic books, insightful content creators, and vibrant local communities helping people from all walks of life explore new modes of relationship and connection.
But despite how far we’ve come, non-monogamous people still face significant societal stigma and systemic barriers. People can lose their jobs, face family and community rejection, and too many more forms of discrimination or marginalization – all because of how they structure their families and relationships.
This isn’t something we should just take for granted. We can create a future where all families and relationships are valued. But achieving this will require more than just talking about acceptance. We need to organize and advocate to change culture and laws at scale.
That’s why I want to spotlight OPEN [@openloveorg / www.open-love.org], an advocacy nonprofit working to advance rights and acceptance for non-monogamous families and relationships. In just two years, OPEN has made significant strides. They’ve helped to pass non-discrimination protections for diverse family and relationship structures, launched a global Week of Visibility for Non-monogamy (July 15-21, 2024), created a ton of great educational resources, and more.
I’m encouraging you to hop aboard the growing movement to normalize non-monogamy by signing up for OPEN's email list. It’s the best way to stay informed about opportunities to get involved difference. You can find all OPEN’s links to subscribe, follow them on social media, join their Discord, and even donate to their work at www.open-love.org/join.
Personally, I’ve been supporting OPEN’s work for a while now, and I want you to come along, too. After all, movements are made of people! By standing up, speaking out, and taking action, we can have a huge impact. That’s how change happens! Are you with me?
