Don't Stand For It Cinema Advert
Details
Type of record: Archive
Title: Don't Stand For It Cinema Advert
Classmark: MS 2265/6/1/10
Creator(s): Women's Aid Federation of England; Home Office
Date(s): 1993
Size and medium: 1 folder
Persistent link: https://explore.library.leeds.ac.uk/special-collections-explore/776095
Collection group(s): Womens Aid Federation of England Archive
Description
Papers relating to the 1993 Women's Aid domestic violence cinema advert 'Don't Stand For It', supported by the Home Office. Documents include: working papers and correspondence; a cinema script and information packs about the campaign.
Biography or history
Women’s Aid released the first ever domestic violence cinema advert '‘Don’t Stand For It', to the soundtrack of Lyle Lovett’s 'Stand By Your Man'. Supported by the Home Office, it ran in Pearl and Dean cinemas throughout the UK from October 1993 to January 1994, reaching a projected audience of 2 million people.
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Folders have been arranged alphabetically by project or campaign.
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