One of the campaign advocacy messages that caught my eye is on the National Children's Advocacy center web site. The mission of this organization is to advocate for abused children. One of the advertisements I found on this web site was "an invitation to be a voice for the children through the protectors circle". The Protectors circle is a group of organizations that have partnered together to advocate for children, together they are called the protectors circle. Just the word protector is a sale word that will catch the attention of those who want to advocate for children, but would rather do it through donations. On this web site there is a certain donation that also allows anyone to become a part of the protectors circle. Great catch phrase.
National Children's Alliance has the advertising phrase that says "empowering local communities to serve child victims of abuse". When I hear the word empowering, it automatically makes me think of someone or something giving me power. The idea that this organization gives power to communities for such a cause,seems like it would cause initiatives that help abused children would cause mobility for issues that impact abused children.
These advertisements are very important in catching the eye of the public and causing mobility.
National Children's Alliance Retrieved from www/Nationalchildrenalliance.org
The National Children's Advocacy Center Retrieved from http://www.nationalcac.org/
Gloria,
ReplyDeleteI am very interested in learning more about the protectors circle. That sounds like a cause I would like to be a part of. One of the driving forces behind my desire to be an advocate are protecting children from abusive homes. There have been times that I have witnessed a child being abused in a store and I have even walked up to the parent and threatened to call the authorities on them. Some parents seem very ashamed and humiliated while some seem not to care. It makes me sick what some children have to go through. They're so innocent and deserve nothing but love and happiness. I could go on all day about this but needless to say, you picked a great message to relay!