FalmaKreg
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This might sound strange, but hear me out! I'm really involved in grassroots organizing on campus and in the local community. We do a lot of tabling at events, protests, and farmers' markets. I've found that my most effective "sustainability writing" isn't in long-form articles, but in the slogans on our signs, the simple bullet points on our informational handouts, and the giant, colorful posters we make for rallies.
It’s writing that has to be incredibly clear, emotionally resonant, and action-oriented in just a few seconds. It’s a totally different skill! Getting the message right for a five-second glance is an art form.
We recently made a poster that just said "Our Water, Our Future" with a powerful image, and the conversations it started were amazing.
Anyone else work in this hyper-accessible, high-impact form of sustainability writing? Let's share our best taglines!
It’s writing that has to be incredibly clear, emotionally resonant, and action-oriented in just a few seconds. It’s a totally different skill! Getting the message right for a five-second glance is an art form.
We recently made a poster that just said "Our Water, Our Future" with a powerful image, and the conversations it started were amazing.
Anyone else work in this hyper-accessible, high-impact form of sustainability writing? Let's share our best taglines!
