Sunday, April 17, 2011

Deportation of Criminals (stage 1)

(stage 1) I would like to email students and faculties to see if they have any knowledge of this subject and see if they would reply on their interest and what they think about the subject matter in general.  The email would be like following:

You may have heard about a law that supports deporting non-citizen criminals back to their homeland.  Having heard about this law, you may have thought to yourself either of the following statements:
1. It doesn't concern me.
2. They were lucky enough to have come here for a better opportunity and if they mess it up, they should go back to their homeland.
3. What?  When did this law become active and how is it fair that people came here legally and have established a permanent residency and are still subject to deportation?  Some of these people came here based on amnesty and not because they were looking for a better opportunity.  They were just looking for a place to live because there is no more place they can call home.

Even if this issue does not directly affect you, it is not right that they can ammend the law to make it convenient for the system.  This is injustice for many individuals who are affected.  If they can subject this type of injustice one group of individuals, what else could be next. 

We are asking to everyone's support to at least come hear some stories behind this injustice.  Come hear us and you can make your own decision about what is right!  More details to come soon.

Please click the following box if you think you would be interested in attending our informative meeting on this topic: (insert box)

Saturday, April 9, 2011

Deportation of Criminals - All Stages of Publicity

For this assignment, we have been asked to show what genres and techniques are used for three different stages of publicity to incite interests in our audience for the topic of interest.  My topic of interest is about "Deportation of Criminals". 

The three different genres I will use are following: (stage 1) email students and faculties to see if they have any knowledge of this subject and see if they would reply on their interest and what they think about the subject; (stage 2) follow up with those who show interest, either for or against the subject matter, with a brochure of facts and questions to try to open their minds to different perspectives on the subject matter; (stage 3) hold an informative meeting and possibly show a short video with feature stories on those who are affected by this law.  My point of doing this is to show that sometimes a certain law is advertised or shown as it being in the best interest of everyone, although, it may not be.

As part of my audience, what would you like to see as part of my presentation?  Are there anything in the proposed set up above with which you either agree or disagree?  If you can offer some feedback, it would be very helpful for me to get started on this.  Thank you...