Public Service Campaign Post for a Radio Company – Stopping Drunk Driving
“Don’t be Dope and Dopey, Save Your Health.”
As Americans, we all have the responsibility of taking care of our health and the well-being of our loved ones. To achieve this, we must embrace the “don’t be dope and dopey, save your health” policy. We cannot afford to be stupefied by drugs just to look trendy or dope to our friends. Roughly 4 million Americans were using drugs in 2012. In 2018 alone, approximately 67,367 substance overdose mortalities were reported. As a country, we have the responsibility of taking control of our wellbeing and destiny.
References
CDC. (2020). Drug overdose deaths. Retrieved from https://www.cdc.gov/drugoverdose/data/statedeaths.html
Drugabuse.com (n.d.). Drug abuse statistics. Retrieved from https://drugabuse.com/statistics-data/
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Question 
Throughout the session, you have been going through the process of influencing policymakers by directly or indirectly writing letters to them. For this assignment, you will develop a 30-second public service announcement (PSA) for radio, television, or a website to further bring attention to the issue you have been writing about. Your product, whichever option you choose, must include a voice-over or recorded PSA. Therefore, you will need access to a microphone for this assignment. The module’s required reading from the Community Tool Box covers how to prepare PSAs and when to consider using them. Their examples of PSA scripts are very useful and can give you ideas about how to approach the assignment.
Public Service Campaign Post for a Radio Company
Identify the main purpose and target audience of your PSA.
Develop a 30-second prerecorded PSA (~ 60-75 words) for a radio, a television, or a website. Make sure to submit both your script and prerecorded PSA.
Your PSA should include a “catchphrase” that makes your message memorable. Below are examples of health campaign catchphrases.
“Milk does a body good.”
“This is your brain on drugs. Any questions?”
“I learned it by watching you.”
“Friends don’t let friends drive drunk.”
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Length: 1-page script and a 30-second recording. If you tell me what to say i can do the recording part!!