Remember, this is training for which you would have to pay hundreds of dollars, but which is available to you free from ESA because we want to develop a widely-based group of trained spokespersons to serve as ambassadors for social nudity. Hardly a week goes by that Georgia Brown, AANR Public Affairs Director, does not call me to ask for the names of effective spokespersons to be interviewed by the media. I would like to have a larger number of trained spokespersons to draw upon, and hope you will contact me if you are interested. I would also appreciate it if you would send me articles which appear in newspapers and magazines about your club. While AANR does subscribe to a clipping service, this covers only major publications and often misses the excellent press we get in smaller publications.
Public relations is a very important part of defending our right to practice social nudity.
Like many of you, I was deeply discouraged by the overwhelming vote in support of the Weldon Amendment to the Interior Appropriations bill. Such actions must be a challenge to every one of us to serve as ambassadors for nudism in our private lives, and, where appropriate and effective, use opportunities to educate the general public. You are visitor number to our site. Thank you for visiting.