Free to print, free to hand out
Print it, pin it, pass it on.
Posters, cards, codes, and a standing appointment for your calendar. They’re all free, and you don’t need to make the pledge to take them.
Put one up somewhere.
Pop a poster up (with consent) in a café, a library, a school corridor, or the back of a toilet door. If you're particularly proud, take a picture and tag us on Instagram @dead.good.club. We’d love to see it, and so would everybody else.
Posters
Your attention is not needed
The standing invitation, with the whole method printed on it. For a wall, a window, a staff room, a pub noticeboard.
Lost Time
The one with the arithmetic on it. Best where people stand still long enough to read.
To print or share
A5 flyer
The invitation on one side of A5, with the practical bits at the foot and a code to make the pledge.
The pledge card
Postcard-sized, with the pledge printed on it and room for your plan: when you’re starting, where your phone will stay, who you’ll tell, and how people can reach you urgently.
The punch card
Track a year of Mondays.
Window sticker
“On Mondays, we ditch the phones.” For a café window, a studio door, a staff room, or a shop counter.
Table card
“Does your phone need some alone time?” Small enough for a table, a till point, or a reception desk.
QR codes and the emblem
QR code, black
Transparent background, for light paper and pale surfaces. Goes straight to mobilefreemondays.com.
QR code, white
Transparent background, for dark paper and photographs. Shown here on black, which is the sort of thing to put it on.
The emblem
The MFM roundel in black, in white, and on the yellow. For a newsletter, a noticeboard, or the corner of something you’ve made yourself.
For sharing (any day but Monday)
Square image
For WhatsApp, Signal, a neighbourhood group, or a post. Sunday is a good day for it.
Story image
Vertical, for stories.
For the diary
The standing appointment
A repeating event every Monday, with a reminder on Sunday evening so you can get ready. Take the file for any calendar, or the Google link to add it in your browser.
On a phone? Copy the Google link and paste it into your browser (like Chrome or Safari), rather than letting the Google Calendar app open it.
And the tag
#MobileFreeMondays
I’m giving #MobileFreeMondays a go. The idea is simple: give your phone the whole of Monday off and make room for whatever else takes your fancy.
Fancy joining me? Have a look and make a personal commitment to try it: mobilefreemondays.com
On Mondays, we ditch the phones.
Adapt around any essential phone use. If a whole day isn’t possible, a few hours still counts.
The away message
Whichever you use, leave a way through for anybody who might need you urgently. For what to tell people before the day, see Give ‘em a heads up.
Printing notes
The posters are set at A2 and print happily at A3 or A4 on an office printer; a copy shop can do the full size. Each card and the flyer also comes as an A4 sheet with cut lines, so it prints on any printer at home or at work. The PNGs are for screens, newsletters, and anything that won’t take a PDF.
Print, copy and share them freely to introduce Mobile Free Mondays. Please don’t alter the artwork, sell it, or use it for a different campaign without asking us first.
Mobile Free Mondays · A Dead Good Club campaign
Every Monday · #MobileFreeMondays