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20
low-cost/no cost ways
To use
these ads & materials
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Use
healing/educational ads, bookmarks or message cards
in bulletins, schools, churches, offices, etc. as
an ad or a printed card to distribute.
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Ask your local station to run
free radio Public Service
Announcements (PSAs).
Use any of our 4 "The UnChoice" radio ads. Or, run
them as paid ads during popular programs for even better
results.
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Distribute
Portraits of Coercion, a simple but poignant flyer
with stories plus new facts.
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Distribute ads and
fact sheets as flyers at
fairs, events, on-line groups, etc.
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Run
small-space ads
in low-cost local publications
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Distribute copies of our
Forced
Abortion report
to local pastors, political and other leaders.
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Schedule a speaker, show a video or
DVD at your church or civic group; include
handouts.
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Place
small ads or
text-only ads in
small local publications, newsletters, classifieds, etc.
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Educate leaders of civic or religious
groups with our ads and
flyers,
info kits, etc.
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Plan a local fundraiser to
raise money to run an
ad campaign
locally, or donate to support
urgent academic research, education and outreach.
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Join forces with other
individuals, civic groups, businesses or churches to
multiply your impact and help reach out to teens and
women close to home.
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Ask a local business or organization to sponsor a
campaign with their logo or "sponsored by" message
in a co-op ad.
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Promote "TheUnchoice" campaign via
bumper
stickers, T-shirts, etc.
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Schedule a meeting at your church or
civic group and give a brief, no-frills talk.
Use TV ads,
radio ads,
top 10 reasons, pop
quiz, or
key messages as an introduction to this issue. Then
hand out materials and ask people to go to
www.TheUnChoice.com
to learn more, find help or get involved. You can also:
* use ads & facts in a simple Power-Point
presentation or DVD
*
set
our broadcast ads on
"continuous-loop" feature to run automatically at
tradeshows, fairs, meetings, etc.
*
if you've done an intro
talk, later you can give talks that focus on one theme
or topic, e.g.,
1) widespread
coercion, 2)
forced abortion in U.S., 3)
teens at risk, 4)
suicide risk, 5)
hard cases/new
answers 6) hope/healing
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Keep information current and handy for
yourself or to share with leaders. Create
Information Kits
with tabbed binders.
Sample themes include: general/introductory kit,
youth groups/education, healing/outreach,
political/advocacy projects, etc.
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Run the UnChoice
TV spots as free public service
announcements or low-cost ads on low-cost local or cable
networks
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Provide resources and kits to
educators, librarians and students.
Encourage students and educators to use materials in
class speeches, essays, etc. If you're an educator,
incorporate these resources and information into lesson
plans.
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Inform pastors about widespread
unwanted abortions. Ask them to educate parishioners
about widespread coercion, unwanted abortions and
post-abortion healing.
Provide Portraits of Coercion as a
simple introduction to the issue of widespread unwanted
abortions and a compassionate non-controversial way to
talk about post-abortion hope & healing.
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Write a
letter to the editor.
Tie into timely events by checking our
PR Calendar.
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Write a
letter to
political leaders ... tell
them about widespread coerced or unwanted abortions and
other ways that abortion endangers and hurts teens and
all women.
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Pray
* Link to The
UnChoice.com
on your web site, blog or social networking
site. Send links to our site to others.
* Tell a friend, local leader or someone
else you know about the free resources and new research
in user-friendly downloadable formats at
TheUnChoice.com.
* Join our e-list for timely articles, news and resources. Invite others
to sign up too.
* Donate
to support our work.
* Donate copies of our
books to
civic, public, school and church libraries,
or give them to leaders, educators, media
writers & others
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