Writing to fashion magazines

Writeshop Part 2

Influencing Public Opinion

Humanizing Fashion

September 26, 2015, 2-5pm

Calayan Cultural Center

I'm inviting women young professionals (or any lady who likes to read fashion magazines and wants to promote modesty) to attend this talk we are organizing. We want to teach readers to write feedback letters to the media in order to help change the culture, even in a small way. 

Besides the "Humanizing Fashion" talk by Alou de Asis, there will be a practical workshop on writing letters. Learn how to compose letters that get your entire message across, and to make it diplomatic if what you want to say is a correction or criticism.

As media consumers, we have the right to say what we like to see or read about. So, come to our talk and find out how we can say what we think in the best way possible!

"Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing."-Benjamin Franklin

Jason and Crystalina Evert

Can we get any luckier than this?

You're invited to attend and ask all the questions you need. These guys are really good speakers, on top of the fact that they give really good advice, especially on matters of love, relationships, chastity, and marriage. Taralet's!

Leah Darrow and Chris Stefanick

Sex education? No, we need love education. It's true that young people need to learn about sex, body parts and having babies, but just those make up an incomplete lesson. (And let's not delve anymore into that big lie called "sexual rights.") What young people need to know today is that sex is a gift--a gift that should be received with responsibility and in the proper time. 

Young people need to understand--not how to get what you want without being, as some famous politician puts it "punished with a baby"--but the role that sex plays in strengthening commitments, raising a happy family, and filling a home with love.

With that, let me invite you all to an interesting conference.

   

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Real Love Revolution 2012 is here again! Join hundreds of Filipino youth in the World Trade Center, on Sept. 1, Saturday, 1:00-5:00pm. The speakers are Leah Darrow and Christ Stefanick.

Photo from St. Loius Review

Leah Darrow was one of the contestants in America's Next Top Model. She used to be a professional model before she switched career paths. Now, she is a full-time apologist for Catholic Answers, and goes to different places to give talks on chastity and modesty.

Photo from The Love of Christ Impels

Chris Stefanick is an accomplished musician and the director of Youth, Young Adult and Campus Ministry in the Archdiocese of Denver, Colorado. He is also an experienced speaker who understands young people.

Real Love Revolution 2012 is a chastity conference organized by CATALYST, the student organization of University of Asia and the Pacific (UA&P), and supported by the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines-Episcopal Commission on Family and Life (CBCP-ECFL). 

Tickets are at P50, P100 and P200. For more information, please contact tel. no. 637-09-12 local 277, cellphone 0908-864-84-91, or email realloverevolution2012@gmail.com. Check out more details at http://www.positiveagent.org/whats-happening/4-updates/39-real-love-revolution-2012

"The real ornament of woman is her character, her purity."-Mahatma Gandhi