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Photograph by Kevin Molin.
Taken at the embroidery meet-up in Royal Festival Hall cafe, in the build up of the Craftivist Collective's new campaign - "Don't Blow It!" - encouraging you to take a positive and creative approach to lobbying your local MP.
We are encouraging all craftivists to hand embroider a personal messages to your MP in handkerchiefs you have been given, have found or have made this summer. We hope you can then deliver your hanky to your local MP at their regional office or Westminster (preferably in person) when they arrive back to work September 6th from their break. This is our summer project. We want the message to be timeless so you can keep referring to it in your correspondence with your MP to talk about current issues you care about such as the widening gap in inequality, bankers bonuses, asking them to support the Robin Hood Tax or Oxfam’s new campaign on Food Justice and check if they are doing what you are asking for.
You might not think that this is going to have any impact but we asked experienced campaigners and MPs and they all seemed really positive. Tristan Humphreys is a Political Campaigner for Oxfam and said about our project:
“Get your political campaigning right and you can be on the fast track to change. Its for this reason I’m delighted that ‘Don’t Blow it’ campaign is encouraging people to take a positive and creative approach to lobbying their local MPs. Not only does it offer an exciting and enjoyable way to get involved in political campaigning but it also provides an effective and sustainable model for engaging with politicians in the future.”
We hope that they keep their handmade hanky to help motivate them to show their love for our global neighbours and environment.
If you cannot attend you can still deliver this project throughout the summer wherever you are as an individual or group. If you are outside of UK please make a hanky for your local politician or another influential person. Don’t forget to email us a photograph and blog on your hanky for us to add to the website and Flickr, twitter etc! x
For more information and instructions video on how to make your own go to www.craftivist-collective.com
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The message screen of a BAT Community Connector bus in Bangor, Maine, displays a "Closed Christmas Day" message.
Sharing with you a best Teachers Day Messages from Kids. quoteskull.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/Teachers-Day-Me...
This is a message you get when you delete a game on my phone. There are at least two things really wrong it -- (1) how many people beyond the programmers who wrote this message know what "JAR files" are? (2) Ever hear of word wrapping?
I made this slideshow in tribute of scientific
work and researches of dr.Masaru Emoto
and his group .
He is been working on direct effects of
WORDS on human,animals &plants growth and health .
all the images are from his book (message of water).
Ofcourse Iranians are proud to have
Zoroastre who learned the best way of life is based on these (7000 years ago):
good thoughts
good talks
good behavior.
Greenpeace activists post a banner on the window of the Hermes store in New York City, Feb. 11, 2013. Greenpeace is asking supporters and consumers to challenge luxury fashion brands to clean up their act and eliminate hazardous chemicals and rainforest destruction from their supply chains and products. The Hermes store refused refused to disclose information about their supply chains and their willingness to make binding commitments to create fashion free from hazardous chemicals and rainforest destruction. Photo by Jeff Christensen/Greenpeace