Step 1

Write your petition title

This is the first thing people will see. Make it short, specific, and focused on the change you want people to support.

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Short & Clear

Avoid jargon. Use simple words that anyone can understand instantly.

Solution-Focused

Tell people what the fix is, not just what the problem is.

Urgent Tone

Why does this need to happen right now? Use active verbs.

Step 2

Choose a decision maker

This is the person, organization, or group that can make the decision your petition is calling for.

Location Category

Power to Act

Name the person or institution that can actually make the decision.

Specific Target

A named council, regulator, minister, or CEO is stronger than a vague group.

Win Path

Choose someone you can pressure publicly and negotiate with if momentum builds.

Step 3

Explain the problem you want to solve

Share a few rough notes. The assistant can turn them into petition copy that you can edit before sending to moderation.

What is happening? What should change? Any useful context?

People First

Show who is affected and what changes for them if the campaign wins.

Clear Stakes

Explain why this matters now and what happens if nothing changes.

Edit the Draft

Use the assistant to start, then add facts, tone, and details only you know.

Short summary Story Specific ask Social share text

Petition image

Choose an Unsplash image

A diverse group of people standing together outdoors

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Campaign leader

Your name Your email

This comes from your magic-link login and is used for moderation follow-up.

Compliance checks

I understand Eko will process my name and email to review and support this petition. This petition is accurate to the best of my knowledge and does not include threats, hate, private personal data, or unsupported allegations. Signer consent and privacy wording may be shown on the public petition page before anyone signs.