Friday, 16 March 2007
March Update
Wednesday, 31 January 2007
T-Shirts and stuff
We had a meeting today. Madame Cole introduced our next project by showing us a slide show about the Uganda Night Commuters. The Uganda Night Commuters are children in Uganda who travel in the night to non governmental safe camps that protect them from being abducted by the rebel group named The Lord's Resistance Army. The children are drugged and given guns which they use to shoot eniemies with. These children are called child soldiers. Next week we will write letters to the president of Uganda protesting these practices. Check out the link: amnestyusa.org/aikids.
We will soon be sending an order form around to the homerooms so you can take them home and order t-shirts with an awesome logo for our club, made from non-sweatshop labor! Check out the order form below:
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL T-SHIRT ORDER FORM
Short sleeve t-shirt
Kid sizes 8-12
$18
Quantity: ______
Size(s): ______
Short sleeve t-shirt
Men’s sizes XS – XL
$18
Quantity: _________
Size(s): _________
Short sleeve v-neck t-shirt
Women’s sizes XS – XL
$18
Quantity: _____
Size(s): _____
NAME: _________________________________
GRADE: __________
Please attach a check for the total amount of your order made out to: Karen Cole
We will order the t-shirts without the design from American Apparel, a sweatshop-free business based in
Friday, 19 January 2007
That Went Great
Today ,on Jan. 19 2007, four of the Amnesty International @ BCD members went up to the 2S campus to tell all of the High Schoolers about our petition. The four AI members that went up to 2S were, Dylan Cole-Kink, Ginger Ciaburri, Nikki Speranzo ,and myself. Lets all cross our fingers (and our toes) and hope that after we get a bunch of signatures from the High Schoolers we will get a message through to the Ethiopian Goverment about what our school thinks about what they are doing to Mesfin Woldemariam!!!