Make your voice heard around the world on International Women’s Day, March 8th
Amnesty International is holding a national phone-in to give Canadians a chance to speak out in their own voice to stop violence against women.
To hear the phone-in messages that have already been received, click here, then add your own voice by following the easy steps on the right hand side of this web page.
STEP ONE: Decide what you want to say
Take a moment to prepare a short, personal statement that you would like to add to the 10,000 Voices phone-in.
Message focus:
We suggest a message that completes this thought: “I am speaking out to stop violence against women because …”
Alternatively, you can describe what you (and your friends) are doing to recognize International Women’s Day. You choose what you want to say in your own words.
Message length:
We recommend 50-80 words – a message you can say in about 30-40 seconds. Short messages are effective and memorable. We also recommend that you write down your message and read it to yourself a few times before you request your phone call
When you have your message ready, proceed to the next step.
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