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Chinese Communist Party is eliminating the spiritual practitioners of Falun Gong since 1999. More than 3.383 have been tortured to death, hundreds of thousands of men, women, children have been sent to labour camps. It is easier to accept illustration than real photo when it comes to torture and real people suffer. Illustration posters create an awareness about methods of torture and calls for the act to help Falun Gong practitioners – victim of forced organ harvesting to stop the persecution by simply scan QR code and sign the petition.

Mental illness is a struggle that faces millions. There are various reasons people struggle with mental illness (health, fear, abuse, pain, etc), but one of the common threads is that people that struggle with it feel alone.

Imagine if you or someone you know struggles with mental illness… in a public space, it may not be something you’re comfortable admitting. The one thing you do know is that you feel alone, and your perception is that no one understands. Then, you see a billboard or poster with an image of a unhappy/melancholic face seeming to share in your struggle with the word “ALONE” clear as day. You’re not sure what it’s for, all you know is that you can relate to it… you feel the same way, and at some level, it’s nice to know other people are in the same boat as you.

You start asking around, trying to figure out what’s with the “ALONE” billboard, you find your answer, and realize, “You Are Not Alone.” Thanks to Logic and other big names like Glenn Close, we were able to put this campaign together, and ask the question, WhoCanRelate.org?

Mental illness is a struggle that faces millions. There are various reasons people struggle with mental illness (health, fear, abuse, pain, etc), but one of the common threads is that people that struggle with it feel alone.

Imagine if you or someone you know struggles with mental illness… in a public space, it may not be something you’re comfortable admitting. The one thing you do know is that you feel alone, and your perception is that no one understands. Then, you see a billboard or poster with an image of a unhappy/melancholic face seeming to share in your struggle with the word “ALONE” clear as day. You’re not sure what it’s for, all you know is that you can relate to it… you feel the same way, and at some level, it’s nice to know other people are in the same boat as you.

You start asking around, trying to figure out what’s with the “ALONE” billboard, you find your answer, and realize, “You Are Not Alone.” Thanks to Logic and other big names like Glenn Close, we were able to put this campaign together, and ask the question, WhoCanRelate.org?