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DAY ONE ANNOUNCES RADIO AND TV AD CONTEST WINNERS
High school students produce winning spots to air in April. For Immediate Release: April 3, 2007
Contact: Hugh C. Minor IV
Office: 401-421-4100, ext. 109
Email: hminor@dayoneri.orgProvidence, RI.
(April 3, 2007) Today, at Woonsocket Area Career and Technical Center, Day One announced the winners of its Your Voice, Your View contest, held in conjunction with FOX TV, 92 PRO-FM
and Hot 106. The event marks the beginning of Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM), a national observance to draw attention to this issue.
This year, Day One recognizes two first place winners, one for radio spot and one for video spot:
- First Place Video Ad
Woonsocket Area Career & Technical Center
MacGyver Duarte and Cory Souliere
- First Place Radio Ad
Central High School
Jorge Acevedo, Ferlbiz Albizu, Cristina Domenech, Tommy Gbarbea, Estefani Martinez, Yosa Yon
Click here for the winning ads.
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FIRST PLACE RADIO AD
The winning team from Central High in the studio
with Karen K and teacher Mike Mallardo. |
FIRST PLACE VIDEO AD
The winning team from Woonsocket Area
Career and Technical Center. |
The winners were announced this morning at Woonsocket Area Career and Technical Center, where last
year's winning radio ad was produced. Attendees include Attorney General Patrick Lynch, representatives from Citadel Broadcasting and FOX TV, and teachers and students from other competing schools from around the state.
The ads will air on HOT 106 and 92 PRO-FM, two of Rhode Island's most popular radio stations with teens, and FOX TV repeatedly during April as part of their commitment to SAAM. About Day One
Day One's mission is to reduce the prevalence of sexual abuse and violence, and to support and advocate for those affected by it. For more than 30 years, Day One has been on the forefront of efforts to end
sexual violence in R.I. Established in 1973 as the R.I. Rape Crisis Center, Day One is the only agency in R.I. organized specifically to deal with issues of sexual assault as a community concern. For more
information, visit www.dayoneri.org. |
