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‘I wanted to show the truth:’ CLC Youth March for Life video contest winner
BY ALISSA GOLOB
Thu Jun 16, 2011 13:54 ESTComments (0)Tags: Abortion, Canada, Clc Youth, March For Life
June 16, 2011 (LifeSiteNews.com) – For years, pro-lifers in Canada have had to contend with being muzzled in the media, but according to CLC Youth video contest winner, Peter Hayden, times are changing.
The grade 12 Madawaska Valley District High School student recently won an iPod Touch 8GB in Campaign Life Coalition Youth’s March for Life Viral Video Challenge, a contest that encouraged young people to make videos showing the largest pro-life event in Canada through their own eyes.
“The teenage generation spends most of its time working on computers, surfing the Internet, checking their Facebook etc … we are the first generation to grow up in an era where digital technology is involved in almost all aspects of life and work,” said Hayden. “Most mainstream news networks will not put pro-life videos on their stations, so we must use the internet, where these videos and news items become viewable by everyone. It is getting easier to spread the pro-life message to the world.”
Hayden said he attended this year’s march with 70 other students from his high school from his small town of Barry’s Bay, Ontario. For his involvement in the pro-life movement he credits his father Mark, who “spent time in jail for picketing outside an abortion mill many years ago.”
lifesitenews.com/news/i-wanted-to-show-the-truth-clc-youth-march-for-life-video-contest-winner
youtube.com/watch?v=ddWc7_RDUIE&feature=player_embedded#at=104
‘I wanted to show the truth:’ CLC Youth March for Life video contest winner
BY ALISSA GOLOB
Thu Jun 16, 2011 13:54 ESTComments (0)Tags: Abortion, Canada, Clc Youth, March For Life
June 16, 2011 (LifeSiteNews.com) – For years, pro-lifers in Canada have had to contend with being muzzled in the media, but according to CLC Youth video contest winner, Peter Hayden, times are changing.
The grade 12 Madawaska Valley District High School student recently won an iPod Touch 8GB in Campaign Life Coalition Youth’s March for Life Viral Video Challenge, a contest that encouraged young people to make videos showing the largest pro-life event in Canada through their own eyes.
“The teenage generation spends most of its time working on computers, surfing the Internet, checking their Facebook etc … we are the first generation to grow up in an era where digital technology is involved in almost all aspects of life and work,” said Hayden. “Most mainstream news networks will not put pro-life videos on their stations, so we must use the internet, where these videos and news items become viewable by everyone. It is getting easier to spread the pro-life message to the world.”
Hayden said he attended this year’s march with 70 other students from his high school from his small town of Barry’s Bay, Ontario. For his involvement in the pro-life movement he credits his father Mark, who “spent time in jail for picketing outside an abortion mill many years ago.”
lifesitenews.com/news/i-wanted-to-show-the-truth-clc-youth-march-for-life-video-contest-winner
youtube.com/watch?v=ddWc7_RDUIE&feature=player_embedded#at=104