Here you can present the ideas you have carried out or ideas you're considering in connection to the campaign. You can make a link to your blog or website.
We're planning putting a box here, so you can type it in directly. But the box has not been made yet, so you can send the information you want to upload on this page, and then we will upload it as soon as we find the time. Send and e-mail to: contact@TheColorOrange.net writing 'Ideas for the campaign' in the subject box.
Danish celebreties support The Color Orange.
On the occasion of the opening og the Olympics i China, many Danish celebreties dressed up in orange scarfs, in Copenhagen.
They wanted to secure, that the opening og the Olympics, was not only presenting China as a well-functioning and modern country.
We hereby apply for permission to make a number of Orange demonstrations in the special protest zones. We are a part of TheColorOrange.net project, which uses the color orange to put focus on the human rights situation in China.
Open letter to the participants of the OG2008 distributed to about 30,000 MPs all over the world. An appeal to the world’s politicians, athletes and spectators at the Olympics in Beijing 2008, to use orange as a symbol of critical dialogue with China.
Sommerausstellung des Kunstraums unterstützt Projekt von Jens Galschiot
.Die Ausstellung läuft vom 1. Juli bis 31. August 2008,im Kunstraum in den Ringstrassen Galerien, Kärntnerring 9-13, 1010 Wien.
Orange workshop, sommerfugleeffekt, uddeling af orange armbånd og underskriftindsamling på festivalen
Orange aktivister står klar til at sætte fokus på menneskerettighederne i Kina, når op mod 100.000 festivaldeltagerne fra hele Europa mødes på Roskilde festivalen.
As a part of the campaign, crafters (knitters, quilters, crocheters, sewers, jewelry makers, paper crafters and what-have-you) will handcraft items for people to wear at the Olympic Games.
Flemming Erslev has put info on his webpage about The Color Orange, bringing ideas for the use of color orange, and also he has published contributions and appeals printed on orange paper(the great majority in Danish)
A Danish artist has launched a global protest campaign against human rights abuses in China using the color orange.
It's a brilliant idea, simple and completely non-violent and peaceful.
He wants people who attend the Olympics in Beijing this summer to wear orange-colored shirts, hats, neckties, shoes and dresses...
Fra kl. 18 serveres pølser på grill. Debatmøde kl. 19 i galleriet med Frank Aaen (Enhedslisten), Jens Galschiøt (TheColorOrange), Anja Bollerup-Jensen og Peder Pedersen (tidligere verdensmester i cykling)
The Chinese Democracy Movement in Hong Kong in cooperation with Danish artist Jens Galschiot are going to make sure that also on Chinese ground, orange actions will be made to put focus on human rights in China during the Torch relay and the following ceremonies in Hong Kong.
This is the time! You can make a difference about the human rights in China. Help us spreading the idea and the symbol TheColorOrange, involve in the debate in your country, region and town, write letters to newspapers, contact the press, show up wearing something orange at meetings, sports events, and suggest that those who are going to the Olympics 2008 make use of TheColorOrange
After the planned route through Greece the Torch will continue hand-to-hand by torchbearers in different countries around the world. Perhaps you're exactly in the right place at the right time! Here yo'll find the route of the Torch.
Marcia Tavernese, visual artist in Canada, sent us an image as her gift to the project. It was created in response and support of the efforts of the campaign
This is what Songshen from Norway hopes for the Color Orange to become. Inspired by the symbolism of the color, he added a link to his own website with descriptions and images about the campaign. Also he has made a video to the Color Orange song, which you can see on YouTube too
10 Danish orange activists left Denmark to join the ceremony, when the Olympic Torch is being handed over to Beijing’s Olympic Committee 30. March in Athens. The activists will wear orange clothing, and follow the torch the last 3 days from Larisa (28/3) and spread the idea about using the color orange as criticism against China during the Olympics in Beijing 2008.
Helena Mikas received a gift of orange bracelets from a contact in Tibet. The color was an idea inspired by our ColorOrange campaign. Read about The Freedom Bracelet in her blog
A Jens Galschiot y al grupo Orange se les ha denegado la entrada a Hong Kong. Ellos han vuelto a Dinamarca. Divulgaremos más información lo más pronto posible.Leer más
La policía griega prohíbe la ropa naranjadurante el relevo de la Antorcha Olímpica
Activistas daneses parados por la policía griega
A 10 activistas Naranja se les ha prohibido seguir a la Antorcha Olímpica en Grecia. Fueron parados a 70 kilómetros de la ciudad de Larissa, donde se tenía previsto realizar un acto pacífico en el Relevo de la Antorcha.
