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This is a document containing different media resources (including articles and videos) that feature TOM. This is a helpful tool for outreach, as they explain the many stories of TOM in different contexts. TOM Articles & Videos

This is the TOM 2-pager, a resource that gives an overview of the "what", "who", "where", and "why" of TOM, as well as TOM's approach and reach. The 2-pager also gives an overview how "PJ", one of TOM's designs, came to be and how it has helped many people around the world. TOM 2-Pager

This is a folder that contains examples of swag and promotional items used for TOM events. The folder includes examples of totes, T-shirts, posters, and more. Promotional Material & Swag

This is a template for how to design your community's TOM logo. There are also examples of other communities' logos below. Community Logo Template

This is a presentation that gives an overview of the Tikkun Olam Makers branding guidelines. It discusses the TOM branding approach, logo approach, color scheme, fonts, visual approach, and project approach. TOM Branding Book

This is a folder with all of the TOM logos, which you can download and incorporate into your own materials. Reference the "Branding Book" (another TOM resource) to see how to appropriately use these logos. TOM Logos

This is a template for a legal and binding contract between TOM and an institution that participates in a TOM activity. Make a copy and edit according to the needs of your event. Participant Waiver

This is a folder with examples of finalized digital product files. Makers should reference these as they create designs. Digital Product File Examples

This is an example of a TOM Product/Design Feedback form. Remember – the Need-Knower is integral to the TOM process. Use this form as a template to gauge how a Need-Knower feels about a product you are making for them. Design Feedback Form for Need-Knowers

This is an example of an event feedback form (in this case, a Makeathon). You can use this to gauge how your participants felt about the event, and use it to improve your events in the future. Make a copy and edit accordingly to suit your needs. Event Feedback Form

This is an example of a "Call for Makers" form from the Columbia University Makeathon in 2020. You can use this form to recruit Makers to participate in your event. Make a copy and edit accordingly to suit the needs of your event. Call for Makers

This is an example of "Call for Challenges" form from the Columbia University Makeathon in 2020. You can use this type of form to see what challenges Need-Knowers are facing, and ultimately decide which challenges you are going to solve at your event. Make a copy and edit accordingly to suit your needs. Call for Challenges