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progressoid

(49,978 posts)
Mon May 6, 2013, 12:09 PM May 2013

Ad Uses Lenticular Photo Used To Secretly Convey Hot Line Number To Abused Kids




Using the lenticular process, ANAR (Aid to Children and Adolescents at Risk) produced an outdoor poster that, when viewed from a normal adult height, reads “sometimes, child abuse is only visible to the child suffering it.” But when the poster is viewed from the average height of a 10-year-old, the boy in the picture becomes bruised and the message “if somebody hurts you, phone us and we’ll help you” appears, alongside the foundation’s help line number.


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Ad Uses Lenticular Photo Used To Secretly Convey Hot Line Number To Abused Kids (Original Post) progressoid May 2013 OP
Amazing. Wait Wut May 2013 #1
That is fucking great! hootinholler May 2013 #2
Wow matt819 May 2013 #3
Fuckin sweet!!! Iggo May 2013 #4
Kick and Rec for a GREAT idea! n/t JimDandy May 2013 #5
Good. nt msanthrope May 2013 #6
K & R !!! WillyT May 2013 #7
Clever, and sadly, necessary AllyCat May 2013 #8
This makes me tear up. I remember years ago driving in downtown traffic. I stopped even with a car. freshwest May 2013 #9
What a fantastic idea! I assume there are honors and awards for petronius May 2013 #10
K&R redqueen May 2013 #11
WOW - This is great!! KauaiK May 2013 #12
Brilliant...I'm hoping it works nt duhneece May 2013 #13
It's great! Except that they are advertising what they are doing so mucifer May 2013 #14
That's amazing but is it necessary? If an adult saw the poster with an abused child rhett o rick May 2013 #15
Great stuff rickyhall May 2013 #16
... progressoid May 2013 #17

Wait Wut

(8,492 posts)
1. Amazing.
Mon May 6, 2013, 12:16 PM
May 2013

This actually brought tears to my eyes. The reason? It's out in public. This makes that child feel more 'normal'. It isn't just behind closed doors. They can speak up. How ingenious to make the number 'invisible' to adults! How many abusive adults would see that and quickly drag their child away if they knew what it said?

Thank you for sharing.

matt819

(10,749 posts)
3. Wow
Mon May 6, 2013, 01:17 PM
May 2013

That really is amazing. In the video, the ad is in Spanish. I wonder if there are any efforts under way to bring that ad here.

Now if only they could come up with advertising that targets intelligence level.

freshwest

(53,661 posts)
9. This makes me tear up. I remember years ago driving in downtown traffic. I stopped even with a car.
Mon May 6, 2013, 04:43 PM
May 2013

A child in the back seat was looking at me through the window, looked much like that one, his face afraid, asking me for help with his eyes.

I don't know why, but I had an immediate and terrible sense that the boy was being abused. But then the light changed and the cars moved and that was it.

No way to do anything about it and I've been haunted since that day by those eyes.

petronius

(26,602 posts)
10. What a fantastic idea! I assume there are honors and awards for
Mon May 6, 2013, 04:55 PM
May 2013

cleverness and creativity and advertising - this should certainly win one...

mucifer

(23,530 posts)
14. It's great! Except that they are advertising what they are doing so
Tue May 7, 2013, 08:43 AM
May 2013

adults have a heads up about the posters.

 

rhett o rick

(55,981 posts)
15. That's amazing but is it necessary? If an adult saw the poster with an abused child
Tue May 7, 2013, 10:52 AM
May 2013

would they cover the child's eyes?

rickyhall

(4,889 posts)
16. Great stuff
Tue May 7, 2013, 11:24 AM
May 2013

Could've used it 50 years ago when I looked worse than that. Luckily, (I hope) people like my father don't read DU.

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