Two stickers are shown in a collage in the right column. One sticker is a rectangle with a light blue background. It has a black skull clip art with a white silhouette of a gun and the boundaries of Somalia crossing through the sockets of the skull. At the top of the sticker in white text in english it reads, “Don’t let Somalia be Broken!” under this text is a translated version in Somali. At the footer of the sticker the white text reads, “Stop Piracy in Somalia” with a translated version beneath it. There is a watermark for One Earth Future in the bottom right corner. The second sticker is a circle. It is red with a black border. White text in somali borders the top of circle while a logo reading “daljir” in black is in the middle. White text with the radio FM code is on the bottom of the sticker. The left column of the graphic explains, “Stickers from One Earth Future’s campaign against piracy in Somalia.”

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Stickers from One Earth Future’s campaign against piracy in Somalia.

Two stickers are shown in a collage in the right column. One sticker is a rectangle with a light blue background. It has a black skull clip art with a white silhouette of a gun and the boundaries of Somalia crossing through the sockets of the skull. At the top of the sticker in white text in english it reads, “Don’t let Somalia be Broken!” under this text is a translated version in Somali. At the footer of the sticker the white text reads, “Stop Piracy in Somalia” with a translated version beneath it. There is a watermark for One Earth Future in the bottom right corner. The second sticker is a circle. It is red with a black border. White text in somali borders the top of circle while a logo reading “daljir” in black is in the middle. White text with the radio FM code is on the bottom of the sticker. The left column of the graphic explains, “Stickers from One Earth Future’s campaign against piracy in Somalia.”

Courtesy of Lee Sorensen

Stickers from One Earth Future’s campaign against piracy in Somalia.

Two stickers are shown in a collage in the right column. One sticker is a rectangle with a light blue background. It has a black skull clip art with a white silhouette of a gun and the boundaries of Somalia crossing through the sockets of the skull. At the top of the sticker in white text in english it reads, “Don’t let Somalia be Broken!” under this text is a translated version in Somali. At the footer of the sticker the white text reads, “Stop Piracy in Somalia” with a translated version beneath it. There is a watermark for One Earth Future in the bottom right corner. The second sticker is a circle. It is red with a black border. White text in somali borders the top of circle while a logo reading “daljir” in black is in the middle. White text with the radio FM code is on the bottom of the sticker. The left column of the graphic explains, “Stickers from One Earth Future’s campaign against piracy in Somalia.”

Courtesy of Lee Sorensen

Stickers from One Earth Future’s campaign against piracy in Somalia.