Free software advocacy materials
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Free Software Foundation
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Published on
Apr 27, 2007 02:00 PM
Here are some of the flyers and other materials that we use at the FSF in our advocacy of free software.
If you have materials of your own that you'd like to share with us, please send them to us at <info@fsf.org>.
- Join/donate posters: These two stunning posters by Raghavendra Kamath were designed for a talk that RMS did in Bangalore. Print, display, and share! Full source files / Join the FSF poster / Donate to the FSF poster
- Suggest to your employer that they support the FSF as a corporate patron, with the aid of a flyer on statistics and/or one on the benefits and impact of an FSF patronage.
- Email self-defense This quarter sheet handbill introduces people to our Email Self-Defense campaign.
- Privacy is impossible without free software (SVG) This poster is perfect for hanging up in your home, workplace, or local hangout.
- What is free software? This basic handout introduces the concept of software freedom.
- PlayOgg This basic flyer introduces the PlayOgg.org campaign and the benefits of free media formats.
- Stickers for your own uses, local conferences and more.
- Our flyer to demand that libraries remove DRM from their collection. Change it to fit your own library with these source files!
- Defective by Design flyers introduce the basic ideas of Digital Restrictions Management.
- FSF contact cards: We hand these out at events so people can request more info about the FSF, and get involved.
- Posters for various FSF events, including Richard Stallman talks.
- Flyer for "intellectual property" events: A printable version of Richard Stallman's article, "Did you say 'intellectual property'? It's a seductive mirage."
- SVG graphics for the FSF membership card
- Ask me about free software
- The four freedoms
- Privacy is impossible without free software
- Volunteer for the FSF and GNU
- Download this wallpaper and its source file to support our campaign against Windows
En Español
- Usted puede imprimir el botón "Pregúntame acerca del software libre" y llevarlo con orgullo.
- "Software libre para una sociedad libre" -- Una colección de ensayos de RMS
Fonts
- GNU Typewriter, the font used by various FSF materials over the years