It’s a brand new year, and that means it’s time to plot out our next moves in the campaign for full and true Undead Equality here in America. How to reach this lofty goal? Well, in a word: outreach. Lots and lots of outreach.

And outreach often means traveling to where people are and educating them about the plight of the Zombie Community.

With that in mind, the ZRC is pleased to announce our first major convention appearance of the year: we will be attending Horrorhound Weekend in Columbus, Ohio on March 23rd through March 25th.

Why Horrorhound? Well, for starters, it’s typically a huge event, very well attended, which gives us a lot of opportunities to talk with potential converts one on one, and of course, sell them some Zombie Friendly merchandise.

For another, this represents an opportunity to add a new city, indeed, a new *state* to the ZRC’s list of personal outreach appearances. We’ve never been to Ohio on official Zombie Rights business, and so this is an untapped wellspring of potential Zombie Tolerance.

And then there are the guests! Any number of celebrities from the world of (sadly) Anti-Zombie film will be in attendance this year, including Judith O’Dea, who really was a very nice sport at Famous Monsters and took our literature to read on the plane.

Also slated to be there this year is our very own Zombie of the Year for 2010, Baron Mardi, along with some other weirdos from Bloomington who are best left undiscussed on this, a family friendly blog.

Finally, longtime ZRC pal and my personal NanoWrimo nemesis Michelle Hartz will be in Columbus too, and may have some Zombie Friendly surprises in store for you all. Exciting.

So anyone in the greater Columbus area in late March, come see the ZRC at Horrorhound! We could use your support in this great humanitarian endeavor.

Tags: Movies, Public Appearance, Zombie Public Event

This entry was posted by John Sears on Tuesday, January 10th, 2012 at 10:48 am and is filed under Zombie Media, ZRC News. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.