The Children, Youth and Family Department Advertisment is Thought-Provoking
Jacqueline Parrish — October 28, 2009 — Marketing
References: cyfd.org & adsoftheworld
In a bid to stop spousal, child and general abuse/assault, the state of New Mexico’s Children, Youth and Family Department teamed up with a Minneapolis advertising agency to create attention-grabbing billboards that liken abuse to drunk driving.
The Children, Youth and Family Department sends a clear and concise thought-provoking message that asks you to think about what the world would look like if every spot where a person was hit or abused was marked by a cross or gravesite memorial.
The Children, Youth and Family Department sends a clear and concise thought-provoking message that asks you to think about what the world would look like if every spot where a person was hit or abused was marked by a cross or gravesite memorial.
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