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Saturday, May 17, 2008


Afterschool "What is a hero?" PSA Campaign

Are heroes born? Or are they made? Our new ad campaign shows that afterschool programs offer kids the sorts of activities that help them realize they have the potential to do better, to reach farther, than they ever imagined. Afterschool programs help kids find the hero within.

The Afterschool Alliance launched "What Is A Hero?" to increase awareness of the need for afterschool and to help individuals learn more about starting afterschool programs in their communities. Read More...


Afterschool "Ignore Them and They'll Go Away" PSA Campaign


A woman with a baby carriage snatches a soccer ball from a group of children. A man uses a fire extinguisher to douse a model volcano as it begins to erupt. Another woman crushes the ping-pong ball that children were playing with. While most adults wouldn't intentionally sabotage an afterschool program, taking no action to support these programs can have the same effect.

This is the message behind the surprising and humorous vignettes featured in engaging new television public service announcements (PSAs). The PSAs are part of a powerful television, radio, print and Internet campaign aimed at encouraging Americans to support afterschool programs. Read More...

 



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