From the late 90s through 2014, CEASE produced anti-fur print ads annually, running them at the height of the winter shopping season. Our ads could be seen in Boston MBTA subway cars and stations, and in local newspapers, including the Boston Globe, Boston Herald, and university student newspapers. In 1998 we ran an anti-fur billboard in Somerville MA.
Our 2013-2014 ad, simple and effective, ran in Boston subways and newspapers.Our 2012-2013 ad ran in Boston subways and newspapers.Our 2010 ad, “Think fur is natural? Think again.”Our 2010-2011 ad addressed the mistaken idea that fur is “natural.”Our 2009 ad, “Fur doesn’t grow on trees.”Our 2009-2010 ad ran in Boston subways and newspapers.We ran this hard-hitting ad in Boston subways and newspapers in 2008-2009.Our 2008 ad, Say No to Fur.Our 2007-2008 ad appeared in Boston subway cars and Boston newspapers.Our 2006-2007 ad appeared in Boston subway cars and Boston newspapers.Our 2005-2006 ad appeared in Boston subway cars and Boston newspapers.Our 2004-2005 ad appeared in Boston subway cars and stations, and Boston newspapers.Our 2003-2004 ad appeared in Boston subways and Boston newspapers.Our 2002-2003 ad appeared in Boston subway stations and in the Boston Globe and Boston Herald newspapers.This 2001-2002 ad appeared in Boston subway cars and in the Boston Globe and Boston Herald newspapers.This 2000-2001 ad appeared on Boston subways and in the Boston Globe, as well as in western MA newspapers.This ad appeared in the Boston Globe during the spring of 1999.A subway traveller reacts to our anti-fur ad in a Boston subway in 2002.
How a fur garment begins: Caged for life on a fur farm. Endless torment. A pitiless death. Be fashionable and kind. Go fur-free!This ad ran in the Boston subways in the fall of 1998.This billboard appeared in prominent locations all over the Boston area during the winter of 1997-98.