EDUCATE YOURSELF
By educating yourself about the issues you will often have the advantage when being challenged and you will find it easy to inform others in a confident and relaxed manner. Share your understanding about animal issues within your own networks of friends and family, so you can develop and strengthen your views and opinions. The best place to start is on SAFE's Campaigns page.
Stay in touch - sign up to the SAFE ebulletin and recommend it to your friends. Join SAFE's Facebook group and share to your friends. Follow SAFE's regular Cruelty Free blog. Visit SAFE's Youtube site for current affairs stories, actions and news items SPREAD THE MESSAGETo friends! The people around you are the ones you are best positioned to influence. Try to talk to your network of family and friends about the issues and adopting a compassionate lifestyle. To classmates! If you're at school, undertake a project or presentation on animal suffering and explain how classmates can help make a difference. To businesses! Businesses are sensitive to the views and concern of their customers. Write letters to companies and industry bosses voicing your opposition to cruel practices they support, such as factory farming or animal testing. Online forums! Respond to website forums, call talkback radio shows or write to local newspapers about current events involving animal exploitation. READ Read books on animal rights and welfare issues. Your library will have a range of relevant books. SAFE also offers a library service with books and videos at our Auckland and Christchurch offices. |