Step 1:

Choose a topic and design for your flyer.

• Determine the intention behind your flyering. Is it to recruit members or spread awareness about the abortion issue? Is it to shed light on a legislative action which affects life? Is it to share resources with pregnant and parenting students? Narrow down your topic for your flyer. 
• Feel free to use computer programs such as Microsoft Publisher or Canva to make your own flyers. Your more creative group members may have experience with these applications.
• If this is connected to an event or a tabling display, request information cards from your SFLA Regional Coordinator to hand out with your flyers in high traffic areas. 

Step 2:

Get your flyer approved.

• If required by your school, submit your flyer to the administration and ask for permission to post it around campus.
• Make sure to submit your flyer with plenty of time for your administration to review. Check your student organization guidelines for the approval process.

Step 3:

Print and post your flyers.

• Brainstorm the best spots on campus to hang flyers. This includes high-traffic areas, bulletin boards, announcement boards, and student resource boards. 
• Print enough flyers to cover all the hot spots at your school.
• Pro Tip #1: Ask around for people who can print your flyers for free! Sometimes, faculty advisers or resident advisers can print things for free -- so network with them to potentially save money.
• Pro Tip #2: Post flyers in bathrooms! Everybody uses the bathroom and will consequently have to see your flyers.
• Post pictures of your homemade flyers on social media so that everyone can see your awesome work. Tag @studentsforlife! 

Step 4:

Plan your next flyering session!

• When it comes to creating group recognition and awareness on your campus, consistency is key! Keep flyering regularly, such as once a month.
• Alternate your flyering topics to include event and meeting invitations, as well as information about the abortion issue and supportive services.