PEACE BRIEFS:

How do you bring understanding between the police and the community they serve? Instead of creating an advertising campaign we created a product. Being forced to raise your hands, or being told to lay on the ground during an arrest creates a rare opportunity to display a message of humanity and understanding. The waistband of these unique undergarments became a billboard to deliver a message of peace. A lasting moment of humanity that might save a life.

We partnered with a local designer and manufacturer to create four distinct messages across our undergarments:

MY LIFE MATTERS

I’M A FATHER

PLEASE DON’T SHOOT

I’M NOT ARMED

We also built a retail website (peacebriefs.com) that allowed people to order the undergarments for direct delivery.

Site went live in October with pre-orders. Undergarments are now being shipped across the country. To date we’ve sold sold and given away over 2K pairs. We’ve incurred over 1.6 million media impressions in less than six month.

In total we’ve had over 1.6 million impressions across 25 different major media outlets.

We’ve sold or given away over 2,000 pairs of undergarments to date in three months. The response rate to our mission and the product in a short period of time has shifted the conversation that a creative idea can change hearts and minds. SATURDAY MORNING’s goal as a non-profit is to continue to produce and flood inner city communities with our product with that hope that a simple message might save a life. This is a long term product that markets and promotes hope and change through creativity. If an undergarment can save one life we have achieved our mission.