Event Toolkit

Resources

Each logo variation is available in:

1. Light Horizontal
2. Dark Horizontal
3. Light Vertical
4. Dark Vertical

For logo usage, colours, and tone of voice, download the D2K Brand Guidelines.

- Learn about Dying to Know Day
- Understand why and how to get involved
- Find out how to host an event
- Get event inspiration
- Learn tips for promoting your event
- Discover how to attend an event
- Share your secrets
- Get in touch with us for support or questions

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Event Resources

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We’ve created a variety of A4 posters featuring different headlines, because everyone’s end-of-life wishes are unique. These versions might resonate with your community or spark new ideas for your own event.

Some alternative headlines include:
• “I want everyone to wear colour and dance.”
• “I want a footy game in my memory.”
• “I want a party, not a funeral.”
• “I want you to have Grandpa’s hat.”

We’d also love to hear your ideas. If you have a headline in mind, we can create a custom poster just for you.

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Download and use any (or all) of our social media tiles to help promote Dying to Know Day or your event.
Tiles are available with or without headlines, so you can choose what works best for your message.

Dimensions: 1080x1350 pixels.

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These banners can be used for Facebook or as an event banner for Eventbrite or other similar listing platforms.

Dimensions: 820 x 260 pixels.

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A3 Landscape posters are available with or without headlines, so you can choose what works best for your message.

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Use these headline-free banners when creating your Dying to Know Day event on the Proveda website.

Dimensions: 1070 x 400 pixels.

Register your event at: dyingtoknow.au/host-an-event

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To make the registration process easy, we’ve created this handy guide with steps for how to register your event on our platform.

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Web Poster Tile_ The Secrets Im Glad I Shared Activity

To create a meaningful icebreaker activity for your event we’ve created this simple, expressive activity encouraging people to share meaningful thoughts, memories, and rituals—highlighting the emotional heart of Dying To Know for you to provide for your community.

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A customizable letter for inviting local MPs to a community Dying to Know Day event that promotes open conversations about death and end-of-life planning.

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Postcards designed to raise awareness and spark curiosity about end-of-life conversations—celebrating life, connection, and preparedness.

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Download and print out the chatterbox (double-sided) and fold along the lines. It's a great conversation starter tool!

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Make It Yours: Customise Your 2025 Poster

We’ve put together a clever, quirky (and real) list of headline ideas to inspire you. Choose one to add to Blank Posters or create your own!

Don’t forget to tag us on socials so we can share the love.

Headline Suggestions:

Poster 1: Salon Ladies

Poster 2: Pub Blokes

Poster 3: Skatepark Youth

Poster 4: Biker & Dog

Poster 5: Intergeneration

Need help to add a headline to a PDF? Here’s is a handy ‘how to’ guide

Download Editable Campaign Posters
Below are editable versions of our five campaign posters. You can customise each one with your own event title, date, time, location, and event details.

Poster 1: Salon Ladies

Poster 2: Pub Blokes

Poster 3: Skatepark Youth

Poster 4: Biker & Dog

Poster 5: Intergeneration

Download Presentation Template
You can access and customise the presentation template for your next meeting or event.

Presentation Template: Download Here

Some Frequently Asked Questions

What makes an event feel welcoming to people who’ve never talked about end‑of‑life topics?

Create a relaxed, non‑clinical tone: use everyday language, comfortable seating, and an icebreaker that invites storytelling rather than facts. Offer multiple ways to participate (listen, draw, speak) so people can engage at their comfort level.

How can I adapt toolkit materials for a very small or informal gathering?

Scale down visuals and activities into a single handout or a short 20‑minute prompt session. One strong conversation starter and a printed takeaway are often more effective than a full program for intimate groups.

What accessibility considerations should I plan for that aren’t listed in standard templates?

Think beyond ramps and captions: provide large‑print and plain‑language versions, quiet spaces for processing, sensory‑friendly options, and a named contact for accessibility needs so attendees can request adjustments in advance.

How can hosts encourage follow‑up conversations after the event?

Build a simple next step into the close: offer a short checklist people can take home, invite sign‑ups for a follow‑up circle, or suggest a paired conversation prompt. Concrete, low‑effort actions increase the chance the talk continues.

Resources

Logo Package

Brand Guidelines and Logo Use

2025 Interactives Toolkit: How to get involved

Event Resources

Campaign Poster 1

Campaign Poster 2

Campaign Poster 3

Campaign Poster 4

Campaign Poster 5

A4 Posters (Without Headings)

A4 Posters with Alternative Headlines

Social Media Tiles

Facebook Banners

A3 Landscape Posters

Event Banners (Proveda Website)

How to Register Your Event

D2KD Activity Printout

Letter to MP

Postcards

D2K Chatterbox

Customise Your Poster

Editable A4 Posters

Presentation Template

Some Frequently Asked Questions

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