Campaign

#ChemistryForPeace Chemical Weapons Campaign

#ChemistryForPeace

Step 1

Reflect: The first step of the chemical weapons campaign is to use the resources available to understand the types of chemical weapons and their impact. Think about both where you are based and wider society. How can we make a difference in spreading awareness and understanding?

Step 2

How would you like to raise awareness about the dangers of chemical weapons? Think of powerful, compelling imagery that clearly illustrate the dangers of chemical weapons. Consider the effects of these weapons on people and the environment. Talk to your friends and family to understand what their thoughts are.

Step 3

Once you have your idea, take a photo, selfie or video that embodies the importance of Chemistry For Peace. Remember to download the campaign image above and hold/overlay this on your content to spread the message.

Step 4

Post your image on your social media channels, such as Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Tag the ICWU social media account to share your story with others. Include the hashtag #ChemistryForPeace.

  1. “Stop the use of chemical weapons. They bring nothing but pain and suffering.”
  2. “Chemical weapons belong to the past. Let’s make sure they stay there.”
  3. “Humans were not designed to withstand chemical attacks. Ban chemical weapons now!”
  4. “The scars of chemical weapons last a lifetime. Say no to their use.”
  5. “We are better than this. No more chemical weapons!”
  6. “The world deserves better than the horror of chemical warfare.”
  7. “Chemical weapons know no boundaries. Let’s unite to ban them forever.”
  8. “Use words, not chemicals, to resolve conflicts.”
  9. “Chemical weapons may seem like a shortcut to victory, but in reality, they only lead to defeat.”
  10. “The use of chemical weapons against any living being is a heinous act and must be stopped at all costs.”

“It isn’t enough to talk about peace. One must believe in it. And it isn’t enough to believe in it. One must work at it.”

-Eleanor Roosevelt