Event Planning
World Rabies Day Event
Click here to view examples of events during 2007-2011
The World Rabies Day initiative consists of inviting partners and individuals to plan and conduct a number of events including runs, walks, rolls (i.e., runs including disabled persons, as well as bicycling events), concerts, festivals, educational seminars, scientific symposia, and official declaration ceremonies. There are a number of imaginative names for planned events including: Run Against Rabies; Run For Rabies (Run 4 Rabies) Awareness; Run, Walk and Roll for Rabies Control; Swim for a Rabies-free Country, a series of “Rock and Roll for Rabies Control” fundraising concerts, and more. The downloadable materials below are available for your use in planning your World Rabies Day event.
- Course Planning Guide - Considerations in planning an event, choosing a course, event date, etc.
- Event Sign In Sheet - Sample sign-in sheet.
- Event Signage (modifiable) - Directional signage.
- General Guide for Planning a Run - List of items to consider when putting on a run.
- Timeline for Planning a Run - A suggested timeline for planning and conducting a road race or similar event.
- Trail Race Guide - Trail race etiquette for the race director and competitor.
- Road Race Guide - Guidelines for safer road racing events.
- 5K Run Training Guide - 5K running training program for beginning competitive runners.
- 10K Run Training Guide - 10K running training program for beginning competitive runners.
