Crawling up Capitol Hill
Exposure to toxic chemicals threatens children and babies in particular. Seventh Generation wants to increase government regulation of such toxins in household items. Our objective was to empower passionate but busy moms to take an active role in reform on Capitol Hill. We partnered with Carmichael Lynch to create The Million Baby Crawl, enabling individuals to stand up for those who cannot.
By bringing the Million Baby Crawl to life online, we leveraged the power of moms across the nation, giving them a simple way to pledge support by creating a crawler or backing those babies already on the move. They can spread the good word on Twitter (#MBCrawl) or share their soapbox speech on Facebook. Supporters can also enter to win a trip to DC, where we hope such forward-thinking crawlers will lead to real change.
Related Posts
• Apr 20, 2010
Webby Awards Announce People’s Voice Nominees
The International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences has named The Million Baby Crawl and The Institute for Human Continuity Webby Award Nominees, meaning they’re eligible for the People’s Voice Awards. Vote for Million Baby in the Green category and for the IHC in the Movie & Film category. Polls are open through April 29.
Also, the following have been named Webby Honorees: Science for the Benefit of Humanity, Packland and Pretty Loaded in the respective categories of Science, Youth and the suitably named Weird.
• Feb 22, 2010
One Show, Three Finalists
The One Show Interactive has named The Institute for Human Continuity, Packland and The Million Baby Crawl finalists in the categories of Corporate Identity, Consumer Goods and Public Service, respectively.
• Dec 11, 2009
FWA Honors Crawl up Capitol Hill
The Million Baby Crawl, which is leveraging the power of moms across the nation, has received today's FWA.
|