Share these posters and HASHTAGS with your friends. Kindness includes "protecting the quiet spaces" -- #StayQuiet with QuietParks.org

Here are some mini-posters that we use to spread thoughtfulness and peace.



Go to HALURBAN>com and thank Hal for writing this book
and for develping the NO POISON Pledge.

www.HALUrban.com








 #SilentIsMyRingtone
#QuietPublicSpaces

 How about this hashtag?
#SaveQuiet (the slogan of QuietParks.org)

"Because they would have done it for me."
That's why we make spaces quiet.
That's why we select "silent" as our ringtones.
That's why we put away our phones when we are with people and friends.
That's why we turn OFF the NOtifications.

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