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CANCER ACTION MONTH SOCIAL MEDIA POSTING GUIDE Social media is a powerful tool to help amplify our advocacy messages. We encourage you to post on social media prior to our Cancer Action Month and throughout the month when you take action. Please use our campaign hashtag in all your posts and use the templates below to share on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. First Step: Cancer Action Month Hashtags #MICancerActionMonth – please use in all posts #MICancerStoryMatters – please use when sharing your personal cancer story this month #MIAccesstoCare – Add this hashtag when posting about Oral Chemotherapy Fairness #ItsTimeToChoose – Add this hashtag when posting about Tobacco Reform #MILeg – Add this hashtag if you are tagging a lawmaker in your post Second Step: Pre-Event Sample Posts (May 25th – May 29th) • During the month of June, I will be advocating for cancer fighting policies from home for Michigan’s virtual Cancer Action month! Check out my posts and click on the hashtags to see how me and my fellow cancer advocates are making a difference. #MICancerActionMonth • I am a volunteer with @ACSCANMichigan and during June, I will be advocating for cancer fighting policies with advocates from across the state for Michigan’s Cancer Action Month. We may not be at the capitol in Lansing this year, but we will still make an impact and tell our lawmakers to make fighting cancer a top priority! #MICancerActionMonth • The current pandemic puts increased stress on so many cancer patients. That’s why I am advocating with @ACSCANMichigan during the month of June for Michigan’s Virtual Cancer Action Month. I will be advocating for cancer fighting policies to support cancer patients, survivors and caregivers. Cancer hasn’t stopped so neither have we. #MICancerActionMonth General Posts to Kick Off the Month (June 1st – 5th) • This week I begin Michigan’s Cancer Action month! As a volunteer with @ACSCANMichigan I will be joining advocates across the state to advocate for cancer fighting policies, to share our personal stories and to virtually meet with our lawmakers. I may not be able to meet with (tag state representative & state senator) today in Lansing, but I will still be encouraging them to make fighting cancer a top priority! #MICancerActionMonth #MILeg • As a volunteer with @ACSCANMichgian I am calling on (tag state representative & state senator) to support Oral Chemotherapy Fairness legislation (H.B. 4099) and Tobacco Reform legislation to bring Michiganders better access to care and protection for kids from Big Tobacco. #MICancerActionMonth #MIAccesstoCare #ItsTimeToChoose #MILeg • Join me throughout the month of June by following along with @ACSCANMichigan and take action! Will you help me call on Michigan lawmakers to make cancer fighting policies a top priority. Cancer hasn’t stopped so neither have we. #MICancerActionMonth CANCER ACTION MONTH SOCIAL MEDIA POSTING GUIDE #MICancerStoryMatters Sample Post – One time throughout the month Ways to post: ✓ Post a picture of who you advocate for and why. ✓ Post a video of who you advocate for and why. ✓ Do both! Sample prompts: • I continue to fight for better cancer policies because…<<Share Your Story>> o Example: I continue to fight for better cancer policies because of my friend’s mom, who lost her fight to breast cancer way too young. I am advocating today because cancer is something that everyone I know has been impacted by in some way. I think enough people have been impacted. It’s time to do my part in stopping the devastating impact of cancer. #MICancerActionMonth • Did you know <<Share your story>>. It is for this reason I volunteer with @ACSCANMIchigan and am participating in the virtual Cancer Action month. #MICancerStoryMatter #MICancerActionMonth Follow/Like and Tag us! • American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network o Facebook: @ACSCANMichigan o Instagram: @ACSCANMichigan o Twitter: @ACSCANMichigan Tag Your Lawmakers Caucus Twitter Facebook House @MI_Republicans @MichiganHouseRepublicans Republicans House Democrats @MIHouseDems @MIHouseDems District Legislator's Name Twitter Handle SENATE 1 Chang, Stephanie @stephanielily 2 Hollier, Adam @Adamant4Detroit 3 Santana, Sylvia @SenatorSantana 4 Bullock, Marshall @BullockSenator 5 Alexander, Betty Jean @BettyJeanAlex 6 Geiss, Erika @SenErikaGeiss 7 Polehanki, Dayna @SenPolehanki 8 Lucido, Pete @SenPeterJLucido 9 Wojno, Paul @PaulWojno 10 MacDonald, Michael @SenMacDonald10 11 Moss, Jeremy @JeremyAllenMoss 12 Bayer, Rosemary @rosemarybayer CANCER ACTION MONTH SOCIAL MEDIA POSTING GUIDE District Legislator's Name Twitter Handle 13 McMorrow, Mallory @MalloryMcMorrow 14 Johnson, Ruth @SenRuthJohnson 15 Runestad, Jim @SenJimRunestad 16 Mike Shirkey @SenMikeShirkey 17 Zorn, Dale @DaleZornSenate 18 Irwin, Jeff @JeffMIrwin 19 Bizon, John Dr. 20 McCann, Sean @SeanAMcCann 21 LaSata, Kim @SenKimLaSata 22 Theis, Lana @SenLTheis 23 Hertel Jr., Curtis @CurtisHertelJr 24 Barrett, Tom @SenTomBarrett 25 Lauwers, Dan @DanLauwers 26 Nesbitt, Aric @SenAricNesbitt 27 Ananich, Jim @jimananich 28 MacGregor, Peter @SenMacGregor 29 Brinks, Winnie @WinnieBrinks 30 Victory, Roger @SenRogerVictory 31 Daley, Kevin @SenKevinDaley 32 Horn, Ken @senatorkenhorn 33 Outman, Rick @SenRickOutman 34 Bumstead, Jon @SenJonBumstead 35 VanderWall, Curt @SenVanderWall 36 Stamas, Jim 37 Schmidt, Wayne A @wayneschmidt 38 McBroom, Ed @SenEdMcBroom HOUSE District Legislator's Name Twitter Handle 1 Tenisha Yancey @repyancey 2 Joe Tate @JoeTate02 3 Wendell Byrd 4 5 Cynthia A. Johnson @RepCAJohnson 6 Tyrone Carter 7 LaTanya Garrett @GarrettLatanya 8 Sherry Gay-Dagnogo @DetroitEducator 9 Karen Whitsett @KayLyme 10 Leslie Love 11 Jewell Jones CANCER ACTION MONTH SOCIAL MEDIA POSTING GUIDE District Legislator's Name Twitter Handle 12 Alex Garza @Alex4Michigan 13 Frank Liberati 14 Cara Clemente 15 Abdullah Hammoud @AHammoudMI 16 Kevin Coleman @RepKevinColeman 17 Joseph Bellino @jbellinojr 18 Kevin Hertel @RepHertel 19 Laurie Pohutsky @lpohutsky19 20 Matt Koleszar @koleszar_matt 21 Kristy Pagan @kristypagan 22 John Chirkun @AirMayor1 23 Darrin Camilleri @darrincamilleri 24 Steve Marino @RepMarino 25 Nate Shannon @RepNateShannon 26 Jim Ellison 27 Robert Wittenberg @VoteWittenberg 28 Lori Stone 29 Brenda Carter @RepBrendaCarter 30 Diana Farrington 31 William Sowerby 32 Pamela Hornberger 33 Jeff Yaroch @WeTrustYaroch 34 District 34 35 Kyra Bolden @KyraHBolden 36 Douglas Wozniak @dougwozniak1 37 Christine Greig @ChrisGreigMI37 38 Kathy Crawford @repkcrawford 39 Ryan Berman 40 Mari Manoogian @MariManoogian 41 Padma Kuppa @PadmaKuppaMI41 42 Ann Bollin 43 Andrea Schroeder 44 Matt Maddock @matthewmaddock 45 Michael Webber @webbermi77 46 John Reilly @RepJohnReilly 47 Hank Vaupel @HankVaupel 48 Sheryl Kennedy @RepKennedy48 49 John Cherry @JCherry4MI 50 Tim Sneller 51 Mike Mueller CANCER ACTION MONTH SOCIAL MEDIA POSTING GUIDE District Legislator's Name Twitter Handle 52 Donna Lasinski @DonnaLasinski 53 Yousef Rabhi @RepRabhi 54 Ronnie Peterson 55 Rebekah Warren @rebekahwarren 56 Jason Sheppard @RepSheppard 57 Bronna Kahle 58 Eric Leutheuser @EricLeutheuser 59 Aaron Miller 60 Jon Hoadley @jonhoadley 61 Brandt Iden @BrandtIden 62 Jim Haadsma @JimHaadsma 63 Matt Hall 64 Julie Alexander 65 Sarah Lightner @RepLightner65 66 Beth Griffin 67 Kara Hope @KaraHope67 68 Sarah Anthony 69 Julie Brixie 70 James Lower @RepJimLower 71 Angela Witwer @AngelaMIHouse 72 Steven Johnson 73 Lynn Afendoulis @LynnAfendoulis 74 Mark Huizenga @MarkEHuizenga 75 David LaGrand 76 Rachel Hood @RachelHood76 77 Tommy Brann 78 Brad Paquette @PaquetteBrad18 79 Pauline Wendzel 80 Mary Whiteford @MaryWhiteford 81 Gary Eisen 82 Gary Howell 83 Shane Hernandez @shernandez4rep 84 Phil Green 85 Ben Frederick 86 Thomas Albert 87 Julie Calley @JulieCalley 88 Luke Meerman 89 Jim Lilly @RepJimLillyMI 90 Bradley Slagh 91 Greg VanWoerkom @gregvanwoerkom CANCER ACTION MONTH SOCIAL MEDIA POSTING GUIDE District Legislator's Name Twitter Handle 92 Terry Sabo @RepSabo92 93 Graham Filler @grahamfiller 94 Rodney Wakeman 95 Vanessa Guerra 96 Brian Elder @BrianKElder 97 Jason Wentworth 98 Annette Glenn @annetteglennmi 99 Roger Hauck @RogerWHauck 100 Scott VanSingel 101 Jack O'Malley 102 Michele Hoitenga @MicheleHoitenga 103 Daire Rendon 104 Larry Inman 105 Triston Cole @triston_cole 106 Sue Allor 107 Lee Chatfield @LeeChatfield 108 Beau LaFave @BeauMattLaFave 109 Sara Cambensy @RepCambensy109 110 Gregory Markkanen @RepMarkkanen .
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