It's worth the initial disappointment of the expository super at the front. It's worth the awkwardness you feel as you see the twins interacting. Because the payoff is quite unexpected.
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Wednesday, October 26, 2011
A smarter way to stop drunk driving
Copyranter just featured this NZ anti drunk driving spot, and I'm reblogging it because I really love it:
Here are all the things it gets right:
Here are things it didn't do:
Through my work with the Traffic Injury Research Foundation I've come to understand that positive reinforcement is the only way to really get through to anyone. To completely denormalize drunk driving, you've got to normalize the culture of refusing to participate in it.
This isn't the first time New Zealand has taken a more progressive approach to encouraging responsibility. The "4 Mates" series, aimed at men, also showed that being a designated driver for your drunken friends sucks, but is sometimes necessary.
(There is something wrong with the vid, though. It shakes.)
Here are all the things it gets right:
- It accepts that teens like to get drunk
- It recognizes the social pressure not to take a stand
- It's funny and culturally relevant
- The language, characters and setting realistic
Here are things it didn't do:
- Guilt
- Preach
- Shock
- Tell youth not to drink
Through my work with the Traffic Injury Research Foundation I've come to understand that positive reinforcement is the only way to really get through to anyone. To completely denormalize drunk driving, you've got to normalize the culture of refusing to participate in it.
This isn't the first time New Zealand has taken a more progressive approach to encouraging responsibility. The "4 Mates" series, aimed at men, also showed that being a designated driver for your drunken friends sucks, but is sometimes necessary.
(There is something wrong with the vid, though. It shakes.)
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