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F4J demonstration: Edmonton, Alberta, 2008 08 21
Photos of the Fathers-4-Justice (Canada) demonstration that took place yesterday at Edmonton Churchill Square (14MB, PPT file, download time about one minute at a transfer rate of 230kB per second)
The PPT file was constructed for someone who wishes to use the photos at their original resolution and size.
I don’t have enough time to reduce the size of the photos from their original size to something smaller and more practical for general use. If anyone wishes to help with that please contact me per a comment on this blog entry.
There was not enough time to speak much with any of the caped crusaders. After the demonstration they packed up and went on to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
Anyone who is subscribed to the mailing list of Fathers for Life has already read my observations on the impressions made by the F4J demonstration and on related tips for creating and maintaining a good and constructive relationship with the general public on fathers rights issues.
Demonstrations are not it, all by themselves. The public relations work required to promote fathers’ and family rights needs to be ongoing, with demonstrations now and then providing a push to keep things in motion.
–Walter
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