Directly and through our correspondents in the field, we collect testimonies and messages of solidarity. In this section you will find some of the contents and protagonists of Print Against War.
The head of Tecnau points out that what happens in Ukraine is against the values that every parent should pass on to a child to make them an adult.
Nico Valiani expresses his closeness to the Ukrainian printers, tells about his small business commitment to help, and emphasizes his membership in the community of Print Against War.
A well-known print engineer and sales developer points out how enthusiasm and resilience are common traits of printers, people who know how to stand up after every fall.
For Messe Düsseldorf, it is essential to show solidarity to the people of Ukraine. Via their infrastructure, they are currently supporting and hosting 1,500 people.
Young Odessa-based company purchased the most advanced digital technology to deliver world-class products. Today, they struggle to pay for them, but they don’t want to give up or leave Ukraine.
A pair of skilled influencers reflects on Ukraine, condemns autocratic leaders, distinguishes political speech from human values, and urges a focus on printers suffering around the world.
Print Against War is an independent movement created by a group of influencers in the global printing and packaging industry.
Soon it will also be a non-profit organization, governed by passionate management and overseen by a group of respected printing enthusiasts.
In every country in the world, printing is a cornerstone of the free flow of ideas. Everyone involved — authors, publishers, printers, print and paper engineers — are part of a cultural, technological, and professional ecosystem that we have a duty to nurture and defend.
That’s why we wrote a Manifesto to start the Print Against War project. We’ll adhere to this scheme as much as possible, and we’ll be ready to improve it with advice from everyone who joins.
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