The following message is from Katherine O'Donnell in Ireland..
http://www.magdalenelaundries.com/dear_minister.htm
"I've a favour to ask - I'm writing in relation to the Justice for Magdalenes Campaign and I hope that you can put out the following message on as many lists that you can--
We want as many people as possible to contact Ministers -- in their offices, at their constituency office, by phone, email, twitter, facebook and ask them politely to do one simple thing.
"Dear Minister, please read the letter you received today from Justice for Magdalenes (JFM) prior to this week's Cabinet meeting. Thank you."
I attach a copy of the ministers' emails below--you can email one or more than one. Or check out: http://www.magdalenelaundries.com/dear_minister.htm
But please pass along to others who you think are supportive. And, if we could get each of our collective contacts to email three people, who in turn email three people, and so on, then the message will be heard.
Thanks to everyone for helping with this effort ... the goal here is to ensure that just one or two more ministers might speak at the Cabinet meeting and voice our perspective on this matter. We feel strongly that the tide is swinging our way and we want to respectfully push on ...
Katherine O'Donnell
Justice for Magdalenes
http://www.magdalenelaundries.com/
Landscape of Change charts recent social changes in Ireland through the voices and lives of Irish mothers, teachers and activists. The film examines and discusses controversial subjects such as Ireland's archaic anti abortion legislation and recent changes to divorce and homosexuality laws. As we follow the experiences of Louisa de Cossy, a young woman who grew up in Ireland, a story is told of a community of unknown activists who regenerated Irish society.
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Monday, June 13, 2011
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