05-06-2005, 11:17 AM
05-07-2005, 04:46 PM
I like it, but haven't printed to see how it looks on paper, as printer needs ink.
Will you need to mention the day itself and the date, to give people a deadline to put the poster up? I think campaigns gain an aura of importance and urgency if they have a particular day.
Printing something out is the easy bit, finding appropriate places to post it is the hard bit, and persuading the people who control spaces to put it up. It seems to me that notice boards are disappearing, or being replaced by leaflet display stands. You can walk from one end of giant shopping centre to the other and not see any notice board. I still haven't found a leaflet from the AFF. I think that might be an effective medium to use to get the message out there. Something innoffensive but clear, without the negative language that is usually used in writing about autism.
Will you need to mention the day itself and the date, to give people a deadline to put the poster up? I think campaigns gain an aura of importance and urgency if they have a particular day.
Printing something out is the easy bit, finding appropriate places to post it is the hard bit, and persuading the people who control spaces to put it up. It seems to me that notice boards are disappearing, or being replaced by leaflet display stands. You can walk from one end of giant shopping centre to the other and not see any notice board. I still haven't found a leaflet from the AFF. I think that might be an effective medium to use to get the message out there. Something innoffensive but clear, without the negative language that is usually used in writing about autism.
05-07-2005, 07:46 PM
We do have a leaflet that is available for people to print off, it should be in the library.
We have had people printing them off to hand out at autism/aspie conferences.
We have had people printing them off to hand out at autism/aspie conferences.