ROCIS Media Kit

Promote the upcoming LCMP Cohorts:

Help spread the word about ROCIS!

The ROCIS mission to reduce the impact of exterior environmental pollution and create healthy indoor environments is accomplished one house at a time. Whenever a family joins the Low Cost Monitoring Project or an HVAC professional learns the ins and outs of continuous filtration, we’re one step closer to our goal.

Help us spread the word about our programs and guides so that more people can enjoy a safer home environment.

This page will provide resources that you can use to tell other people about ROCIS and our solutions to indoor and outdoor pollution, including:

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Printable PDF flyers and quick guides

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Social media graphics

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Suggested language for emailing friends, family, or colleagues

All of these materials are free to use and post.

Upcoming Cohort Flyer - Learn to use air quality monitors and find out about radon, small particles, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, humidity, temperature in your home. Join an online cohort! Joining is free. Image shows a woman with a purple suit holding a letter and sitting behind some air monitors.

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LCMP Invitation Email

Hi, [Name], If you’re concerned about air quality, I highly recommend the ROCIS Low Cost Monitoring Project. It’s an air monitoring program, designed specifically for residents of SouthwesternPA, that looks at air pollution produced inside the house as well as pollution that comes in from outside.

It’s totally free to participate (“low cost” refers to the type of monitor) and virtual, so you don’t have to drive anywhere. All you need to do is attend the sessions and report your data. ROCIS will loan you monitors that track radon, small particles, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, and more. They’ll teach you to use the equipment and help you make sense of the data in virtual sessions that you attend with other members of the cohort. The focus of the program is improving indoor air quality, so you’ll learn about when to shut the windows when the outside air is bad, but you’ll also get to experiment with filtration. It’s really a great program!

If you want to participate in a monitoring cohort, sign up for an intro webinar where they go over the details. Attending the webinar isn’t a commitment to the four-week program—you really can just go to check it out.

The LCMP has been running since 2015, and something like 550 people have participated in it. If you’re interested, I’d encourage you to check out their website: rocis.org/low-cost-monitoring-project

LCMP Social Media Posts

Check this out! If you join a cohort (it’s free to participate), you monitor your indoor air quality for a month and try out different solutions. They guide you through the process, and you don’t have to guess about your air quality. You’ll have the data!

All the information is at the ROCIS website: www.rocis.org/low-cost-monitoring-project

LCMP Request to Post Flyers

Hi [Name], I have a question about posting the attached flyer. The ROCIS Low Cost Monitoring Project is a free program available to local families.

The LCMP lets participants monitor indoor environmental quality and offers solutions when there are high levels of pollution. I think this would be really great for people in our community to know about, and I was hoping you would be willing to post this flyer in your store/business/window to help get the word out about it.