Mark Ecko’s Powerful New Campaign Using Foursquare And Mobiles To End Corporal Punishment
In the United States, every class of citizen, from prisoners to soldiers, is legally protected from corporal punishment–except for children.
Unlimited Justice, campaign by Mark Ecko to end corporal punishment in schools. Students become real life activists, game-like heros by using foursquare and their smartphones. A novel way to bring home the otherwise abstracted feeling of a national problem.
The final step of the campaign encourages an army of young citizen journalists to curate striking images, compelling stories, and local reports of corporal punishment in the 20 states where it is still legal.
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