| Collecting Ideas:
You want to improve pro-life movement?
You think, that flyers or postcard actions
are not enough?
Then produce, collect and distribute yourself
new and good ideas, perhaps together with others who think like you!
Examples:
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Found an Idea Club, and meet regularly
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Create an Online Idea Pool: Collect ideas
on a website and present them
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Establish an Idea Newsletter for those who
are interested in pro-life
New Material:
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Shaped / stamped feet:
You know pins with the little feet (or hands)
of a 10 or 12 weeks old embryo. The idea: shape or stamp such feet on stickers,
on postcards etc., so that they come a little bit out of the material.
You can feel these feet with your fingers. It looks very fine on white
paper. A possible text may be: "Feet of a child 10 (or 12) weeks after
conception". You could add an appeal like "Protect human life from beginning".
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Heartbeat Cards:
You surely know the postcards wich let hear
a melody when they are opened.
The idea: a card with the sound of the HEART OF
AN UNBORN BABY. This postcard can be used for several purposes: as BIRTHDAY
CARD, as congratulation to a newborn child, as tag to a gift, as demonstration
in schools and kindergardens, and so on. Possible text: "Did you know that
the heart of an unborn baby begins to beat three weeks after conception?"
or "Do you hear? So your heart sounded some weeks after your conception.
It already began to beat after three weeks!"
Don't YOU think such a postcard can convince people
that life of humans really begins with conception? The heart of the baby
already beats when the pregnant woman does not know that she is pregnant!
There are several sounds of the heartbeat of an
unborn to find in internet. Some electronic companies produce such cards.
They use for this purpose a CHIP called "SOUND MODULE" or "VOICE MODULE"
or "MELODY MODULE" or "DIGITAL RECORDING MODULE" or "VOICE IC MODULE CHIP".
("Voice" is better than "sound", for it's a better quality).
You also can use the sound of the LAUGHING or
the SPEACH TRIALS of a baby.
A hint: The production will only be cheap enough
with a greater number of cards.
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| 25 activity-ideas:
(kindly placed at your disposal by the Aktion
Lebensrecht fuer Alle e.V. - ALfA, Ottmarsgaesschen 8, 86152 Augsburg,
http://www.alfa-ev.de):
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balloon-competition with winnings, reports
for the (local) press during the competition and a few weeks later at the
winner´s honour.
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painting/construction-competition in schools,
on advertisement walls and so on, exposition of the best compositions in
a bank, invite the press atthe award.
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essay-competition in schools, i.e. with the
topic "to live and to let live".
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plant trees as symbol of life.
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rallye for life
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family-wandering day
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barbecue or picnic for single mothers and
fathers.
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football tournament "for life"
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produce book-markers "for life"
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sell pastry with a lengthen of several metres
(bread, cake) "for life"
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rent an information bus and form it yourself.
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children´s circus "for life".
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invent a game "for life".
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travers your town with a train of children.
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lantern-slides "for life" as trailer in the cinema.
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present a puppet-play "for life".
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produce a city-map: where do you find help
for pregnant women?
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produce a booklet of help: which national
and ecclesiastical helps there are for pregnant women and in conflicts
of pregnancy?
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"cradle-campaign": collection of second-hand
baby´s wear and other utensils.
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produce and publish newspapers on walls.
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hold lectures in schools.
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campaign of sending post-cards.
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distribute leaflets during the rush-hours
at main traffic places, in front of factories at the moment of change of
shift, in front of railway and bus stations, in pedestrian zones, at great
public events, in front of office buildings and schools, at universities,
in form of mailbox-campaigns.
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post up placards (ask for permission before)
in shops, nursing-schools, student´s hostels, hospitals, in banks
and post offices (often with costs), at the entrance of companies, in parishes,
youth centres, schools.
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display materials in pharmacies, medical centres,
libraries, banks and post offices (often with costs), railway stations,
churches, refreshment-rooms, lecturehalls, canteens, youth hostels.
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