Our Stop the Secrecy campaign launched Tuesday – and already we’re having a major impact, with over 2.8 million people calling for an end to the secrecy surrounding the Trans-Pacific Partnership. We’ve just launched our hard-hitting “bat signal” in Washington D.C., and we thought what better way to share these images than by launching them on a new OpenMedia Tumblr.
We’re big fans of Tumblr here at OpenMedia and we know it will be a great way for our community to keep up with this and other OpenMedia campaigns, and to share the latest developments and photos with your friends. Check out our brand new page at http://openmediaorg.tumblr.com
Over the next week, we’ll be posting exclusive photos of our Stop the Secrecy bat signal and updates on how our voices are impacting key decision-makers in Washington and around the world during this crucial week of TPP talks.
Make sure to follow the blog and repost our images to keep the momentum going! Here’s how to follow us on Tumblr:
And remember, here are other great ways to stay in touch with your OpenMedia team:
To get the ball rolling, here’s the first image from our Washington D.C. “bat signal” – click to see the larger version.
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