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Submit Your Story Instructions
We want to hear from you!
Communities across Alberta are working to address local traffic safety issues. Help inspire
more people to take action by sharing how you addressed a priority traffic safety challenge!
Instructions
1. Read these instructions and contact us if you have any questions.
2. Read the Story Tips on the next page if you’d like ideas on what to include in your story.
3. Save this document. Then fill in the Story Form on the last page and save your changes.
4. Find at least one photo or image to include with your story. Use an image with the highest
resolution possible - we recommend at least 1,000px wide.
5. Email your Story Form and any related photos or other files to [email protected] with
the subject line “Story – [Your Organization Name].”
6. Once you submit your story, a team member will review and follow up with you if we need
more information.
7. Once your story is posted online, a team member will email you with your story’s url.
8. Consider sharing your new story on Facebook or Twitter, and tag us @AbTransComm!
Photographs
Story authors are responsible for ensuring that all images submitted with a story have
permission to be posted online. Do not submit photos, video, etc. unless you have permission
(e.g. a signed photo or media release form) from individuals in the images and can produce
that permission upon request.
Contact Us
If you’d like help with your story or have any questions, contact us at [email protected].
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Story Tips You can write your story in any way you wish. These tips and prompts are designed to help
you draft your story – you do not need to answer all these questions.
To see the range of types of stories that have been submitted by others, check out our
stories page at www.saferoads.com/resources.
It’s usually easier to focus on a particular project or topic, rather than a range of
activities.
Use simple wording and keep the story fairly short and concise.
Describe what prompted you to start your project. Was there a challenge, event,
opportunity, etc. in your community?
What did you do during your project? What were the main activities?
Did you have partners, collaborators, or volunteers? Who helped make your project a
success?
Did you face any barriers or challenges? How did you overcome them?
What was the outcome of your project? For example, how many people attended or
were impacted? What was the community’s response? Were there any unexpected
results or benefits?
What advice would you give others who are doing something similar?
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Story Form Author Name:
Organization Name:
I confirm I have permission to post all photos/videos submitted with this story online:
Story Title:
Story:
Check the box if you (or your organization) are willing to be contacted about your story:
Contact information to be posted online with your story: