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 Subject :Poster campaign: Ambivelence Process As An Image.. 07/10/2010 at 22:20:25 
Brian Foley
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The agency I work for in Ireland is considering a localised poster campaign at bus stops, youth centres, etc, aimed at adolescences, young adults (14 - 25 year olds).There are three issues we hope to raise consideration of

1. cannabis attitudes / use,
2. alcohol attitudes / use, 
3. holding and transporting drugs / guns.

We have an understanding of the pros and cons of these choices, decisons, actions for the young people we work with and would love to encapsulate this ambivalence in several poster formats. I am hoping people can give me some suggestions of images that illicit the two sides of these dilemnas.

thank you for your help.
Brian
 Subject :Re:Poster campaign: Ambivelence Process As An Image.. 10/11/2010 at 12:25:55 
Nina Gobat
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Hi Brian,

There has been a long discussion about this on the MI trainers listserv. I'll see if there is a way of summarising it and post it to this thread. Fascinating question!

best wishes

Nina
 Subject :Re:Poster campaign: Ambivelence Process As An Image.. 15/11/2010 at 08:35:44 
Stephen Rollnick
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Hi Brian,

this is such a an interesting topic.  Please accept my apologies for not engaging sooner. Hectic times this side.

Please can people who read these posts contribute also?   Its an exchange forum.... go for it if you feel inspired.

Brian, I'll see if Nina comes up with anything...

Reagrds, Steve
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