These
guidelines give you ideas for how to make an impact on the cosmetics industry
during the June 18-26 Week of Action. The document also gives you for getting
media coverage of your event. Pages: 6
This
fact sheet gives you information about the cosmetics industry's lobbying
against legislation in California that would ban the use of phthalates in
cosmetics and provide greater transparency in product ingredients. Read
through this before conducting a Safe Cosmetics event so that you can answer
questions. Pages: 2
Pass out
this flyer at events for the Safe Cosmetics Campaign to educate them about
the impact their personal care products could be having on their bodies.
The leaflet is half a page and is double-sided so you should print copies
on both sides and cut them in half. Pages: 1, double-sided
Put this
ad up on your campus or in local businesses to educate people about the
fact that cosmetics aren't as safe as they assume. You can also paste this
sign to poster board and use it as a sign at events. Pages: 1
These talking
points will help you talk about the health risks associated with some of
the most common ingredients in cosmetics and personal care products. Read
through this before conducting a Safe Cosmetics event so that you can answer
questions. Pages: 2
Alter this
letter with your name, address and personal thoughts about toxic cosmetics
and give it to the manager of a store near you. Give this letter to the
manager of a store if you are meeting with him/her or leafleting outside
his/her store. Pages: 1
The
Expose Victoria's Dirty Secret Action Guide provides you with information
and resources to take action on the national campaign to convince Victoria's
Secret to stop using trees from Endangered Forests in its catalog paper.
It includes background information about Endangered Forests and what Victoria's
Secret is doing, ideas and resources for action and sample materials like
a sample letter to Victoria's Secret, a sample phone script and sample media
materials. Download the Expose Victoria's Dirty Secret Action Guide NOW
and join the national campaign to get Victoria's Secret to stop destroying
Endangered Forests! Pages: 32
The
Expose Victoria's Dirty Secret Fact Sheet provides facts about the national
campaign to convince Victoria's Secret to stop using trees from Endangered
Forests in its catalog paper. It can be printed in color or black and white
and is front and back. IMPORTANT: To receive copies of the professionally
printed version of this fact sheet by mail, please email erin@freetheplanet.org.
You only need to print your own copies if your event is happening too soon
to receive them by mail. Pages: 2 (1 front and back)
The
Expose Victoria's Dirty Secret Postcard urges Limited CEO Leslie Wexner
to stop using trees from Endangered Forests in its catalog paper. IMPORTANT:
To receive copies of the professionally printed version of these postcards
by mail, please email erin@freetheplanet.org. You only need to print your
own copies if your event is happening too soon to receive them by mail.
Pages: 1
The
Ford Campaign Action Guide provides you with the resources to take action
on Free The Planet's national campaign to convince Ford Motor Company to
increase its fuel economy to 40 MPG by 2015. It includes background information
about global warming and how Ford contributes to it, ideas and resources
for action and sample materials like a sample letter to Ford, a sample phone
script and sample media materials. Download the Ford Campaign Action Guide
NOW and join the national campaign to get Ford to clean up their act! Pages:
31
Pass
out this fact sheet to people at events for the Drive Ford Green campaign
to give educate them about the campaign. It can be printed in color or black
and white. IMPORTANT: To receive copies of the professionally printed version
of this fact sheet by mail, please email beth@freetheplanet.org. You only
need to print your own copies if your event is happening too soon to receive
them by mail. Pages: 1
The Drive
Ford Green Postcards urge Ford CEO Bill Ford, Jr. to increase the average
fuel economy of Ford cars and trucks to 40 miles per gallon by 2015 and
to stop lobbying against the increase of federal fuel economy standards.
The PDF is 4 to a page so print them on cardstock or other heavy paper and
cut them in quarters. IMPORTANT: To receive copies of the professionally
printed version of these postcards by mail, please email beth@freetheplanet.org.
You only need to print your own copies if your event is happening too soon
to receive them by mail. Pages: 1
The On-Campus
Recycling Campaign Guide offers you all the information you need to run
a kick-butt campaign to get recycling at your school or improve the recycling
system. It includes instructions for running a campaign at your school,
a sample petition, a media guide as well as sample media materials, ideas
for fun events, a model recycling program, and other resources to help you
run a successful recycling campaign. Download the On-Campus Recycling Campaign
Guide NOW and help reduce the amount of solid waste produced by your school!
Pages: 26
The Recycling
Sample Fact Sheet includes information about the problem with waste and
how recycling is a solution to this problem as well as space for students
to present information about their specific campaign. Distribute these fact
sheets to the student body to raise awareness for the campaign and your
campus group. Remember this fact sheet is a sample. Therefore, you will
need to add the information about your student group and your specific campaign.
Pages: 1
The Sustainable
Energy Campaign Guide offers you information about global warming and how
you can take action on your campus by convincing your school to buy renewable
energy and/or increase energy efficiency on campus. It includes instructions
for implementing an energy campaign on campus, creative ways to educate
your campus community about sustainable energy, a petitioning guide as well
as a sample petition, a media guide as well as sample media materials and
a sample student government resolution. Download the Sustainable Energy
campaign guide NOW and help stop global warming! Pages: 24
The Renewable
Energy Sample Fact Sheet includes facts about global warming and how increasing
renewable energy on campus can serve as a solution to the problem of global
warming as well as space for you to present information about your specific
campaign. Remember this is a sample fact sheet. Therefore, you will have
to add information about your student group and your specific campaign.
Distribute the fact sheet to the student body to raise awareness about your
renewable energy campaign and build visibility for your student organization.
Pages: 1
The Tree
Free Campaign Guide gives you the information and tools to decrease the
number of trees destroyed by paper consumption on your campus. It provides
you with information about the devastating effects paper consumption has
on our natural environment and how you can help put a stop to destructive
paper production and consumption. This campaign guide includes instructions
for implementing a recycled paper or alternative agricultural fibers purchasing
campaign, facts about logging and paper use, creative ways to educate your
campus community, a brief list of recycled paper distributors, a sample
petition, sample media materials, and a sample student government resolution.
Download the Tree Free campaign guide NOW and help put an end to the destruction
of forests for paper production! Pages: 27
Want to
run a campaign to get your campus to serve organic food in the dining halls?
This action guide gives you resources to start your campaign. It includes
background information about organic food, the steps you'll need to go through
to get organic food on your campus, and sample materials. Pages: 21
The Organic
Cotton Campaign Guide offers you all the information you need to get organic
cotton clothing at your school. This includes information about conventional
cotton production and the environmental costs thereof. This guide contains
a solution to the problem of environmentally damaging cotton production
by helping you create a market for organic cotton. The resources provided
in this guide include strategies for introducing organic cotton onto campus
through athletic and campus apparel, instructions on how to run a petition
drive and teach-in as well as a sample petition, how to pass purchasing
restrictions as well as a sample purchasing restriction, how to work with
the media as well as sample media materials, facts about the hazards of
conventional cotton production, and a list of organic cotton suppliers.
Download the Organic Cotton campaign guide NOW to promote sustainable cotton
on your campus! Pages: 21
The Fair
Trade Coffee Campaign Guide provides you with information on fair trade
coffee and its connection with environmental issues as well as background
information on the fair trade movement. This campaign guide presents a solution
to the problem of traditional coffee production by helping you create a
market for fair trade coffee. This comprehensive campaign manual includes
a step-by-step guide for running the campaign on campus, a guide to working
with the media as well as sample media materials, information on running
a petition drive and a sample petition, information on running a teach-in
and passing student government resolutions, and an extended resource section
that provides a list of Fair Trade Coffee suppliers. Download the Fair Trade
Coffee Campaign Guide NOW and help make trade fair, both socially and environmentally!
Pages: 23
The Fair
Trade Coffee Sample Fact Sheet includes information about the issue of Fair
Trade Coffee as well as space for you to present information about your
specific campaign. Distribute these fact sheets to the student body to raise
awareness for the campaign and your campus group. Remember this fact sheet
is a sample. Therefore, you will need to add the information about your
student group and your specific campaign. Pages: 1, double-sided
