Greenpeace Campaigners Amy Moas, right, and Shane Moffatt hold a copy of the "Our Voices Are Vital" book outside the Simon and Schuster Publishing offices in New York. Greenpeace delivered to publishers the voices of more than 500,000 people around the world who are asking them to stand up for free speech and the Canadian boreal forest. The largest global publishers are buying paper from Resolute Forest Products, a logging company who is suing Greenpeace in two separate multi-million dollar lawsuits aimed at silencing our criticism of its controversial and destructive logging practices.

The keepsake wood cover book contains the names of hundreds of thousands of people from around the world, as well as pictures from the global Our Voice Are Vital campaign from May and June 2017.