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AI Reality Check
A nationwide campaign to educate communities about AI, on Saturday, November 14, 2026 – and a coalition effort.
Partners lend the reach and relationships they already have. In return they get a finished, ready-to-run program, the contacts from every event they help create, and a role in a national moment.
shared Saturday, turning local events into a national wave.
states open for presenters, in big cities and small towns alike.
experience required. Training and coaching are there if you want them.
The presentation, in three acts
On November 14, volunteers across the country will give the same short presentation: what AI really is, the risks it creates, and what people can do about it.
Act 1. The State of AI
How far AI has come, how fast it's moving, and why the companies building it are the ones writing its rules.
Act 2. What's at Stake
AI is showing up everywhere: Flock cameras in our neighborhoods, data centers in our communities, and chatbots changing what friendship and education look like for our kids – plus the catastrophic risks that many experts predict are just around the corner.
Act 3. What To Do About It
Commonsense ground rules, a cross-partisan majority, and a plan people can join.
What partnership means
A national list, local chapters, a trusted name – whatever a partner brings, there is a way to plug in.
What partners bring
Pick what you can offer
Presenters
Members who will give the presentation in their own community. The strongest presenters come from people the room already trusts.
Members and lists
Put AI Reality Check in front of an existing audience by email, text or social.
A venue
A room communities already gather in – a hall, a library branch, a congregation space.
A trusted local name
Co-host, so the invitation arrives from someone the community already knows.
A table at the event
Staff a table with your own materials and sign-ups. The audience is your audience too.
A featured speaker
Someone from your organization to open or close the presentation with local context.
Volunteers
Help with setup, greeting, sign-ins and the follow-up afterwards.
What partners get
A program, a moment, and a bigger list
A turnkey program
A finished, road-tested presentation, a full toolkit, and training for every presenter.
List growth
When a partner helps anchor an event, they get that event's RSVPs and sign-ins.
A role in a national moment
A visible place in a coordinated nationwide campaign, and a hand in what comes next: the people who sign up in November become local teams that put organized pressure on the politicians who represent them. The full plan is at humansincontrol.org/strategy.
For featured events
Recruitment support
For a select set of featured events, the AI Reality Check team helps fill the room: targeted digital ads, email and outreach.
Media amplification
Shareable media, and a press pitch. When coverage lands, coalition partners share the spotlight.
Why November?
Scattered events are easy to ignore. The same day, everywhere, is a story.
Saturday, November 14, 2026 – right after the midterm elections, as a new season of American politics begins. One day, one message: commonsense rules for AI.
What the events look like
A dozen neighbors in a living room, or a packed community hall. Every event runs on the same core presentation, and presenters and partners tailor the rest to their own community.
Living rooms
A first-timer and a handful of friends. The low-barrier way in, and the most common kind of event – no booking, no budget, no stage.
Community spaces
Libraries, union halls, congregations, veterans posts.
Large venues
A real stage, a big turnout, and press in the room.
You can also add:
- Guest speakers
- Tables for local groups
- Panel discussion
- Video clips
- Invite local officials
- Customizable content
Partner to make this happen
Grab 30 minutes with Jon to talk through the program, the November 14 plan, and how a partnership would work.
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