A few nice Super Bowl 2016 images I found:
Super Bowl, Colt 45 ad, 1969 
Image by Tom Simpson
In Virginia -Farmville United Methodist UMW- Umbrella defense 
Image by UMWomen United Methodist Women Intercept the Traffickers! Umbrella Defense! Open Your Umbrellas to Intercept the Traffickers _____ Download Resources: PDF File opens in a new windowBulletin Insert PDF File opens in a new window Flyer PDF File opens in a new window Postcard _____ On Sunday, February 7, 2016, the Super Bowl will take place at Levi’sR Stadium in Santa Clara, California. And like any big sporting event, a game like this intensifies the space where human trafficking can occur. That’s why United Methodist Women has asked members to join the Intercept the Traffickers photo campaign and open your umbrellas to raise awareness of human trafficking. Thousands will travel to the San Francisco Bay Area to take part in Super Bowl festivities. Among the travelers will be those arriving by force, fraud, or coercion-they will not be there of their own free will but as victims of human trafficking. The Super Bowl ranks second only to Thanksgiving as the day on which Americans consume the most food, and some of those who are trafficked will be serving food in restaurants or at catered parties related to the Super Bowl. Others will clean hotel rooms, wash dishes, tidy nail salons, deliver dry cleaning, or wash windows. Some will be trafficked as sex workers for escort services or in "gentlemen’s" clubs. YOU Intercept the Traffickers Photo Campaign Diagram of the umbrella defense. Yellow dots in the graphic represent players in umbrella defense formation. To express our belief that we can help survivors of human trafficking live as whole persons, we invite you to join us by Opening an Umbrella to form a virtual line of defense around Levi’sR Stadium, to prevent and protect those who may be victimized by human trafficking. If you plan to be in the San Francisco Bay Area for the Super Bowl, we hope you will join us as we open umbrellas together on the streets of San Francisco and all around the Bay Area! If you aren’t traveling to Levi’s StadiumR this Super Bowl season, you can still be a part of our umbrella line of defense. What is an "umbrella" defense? It is named after the football defensive play created by New York Giants coach, Steve Owen. The innovative formation (it was 1950) enabled the Giants to shut out the then-formidable Cleveland Browns. As writer, Cedah Mayo wrote in her poem Umbrella Protection: Many lives before I have been beaten down My spark crushed by the cruelness of mankind My trust broken by selfish hearts I dream of when I shall return to the land of dreams Until then I must build my arms stronger To hold my umbrella for longer To protect my human me from the negativity that I face From the human race. Under an Umbrella, we are shielded the storm and protected from the heat. Our Umbrella Defense will shield trafficked women and girls from the glare of insensitive bystanders; Our Umbrella Defense will show that we care and encourage survivors to hold on a little longer; Our Umbrella Defense will form colorful ribbons of hope-hope for more beds, more money and more prosecutions; Our Umbrella Defense will be a sign of Recovering Grace So, Open Your Umbrellas! Let’s name human trafficking as the crime that it is. Let us commit ourselves to ACTS of prevention and protection so that those who are victimized can move from trauma to thriving. Behind your umbrella chart a strategy to pass laws that prosecute the traffickers, not the victimized. Let our umbrella line of defense bear witness to the strength of survivors and to our partnership in their journey to wholeness. Open your umbrella and take your defensive position to intercept the traffickers so that justice can reign. United Methodist Women members are called to listen to the mandate of our faith to help the vulnerable. Between now and January 29, 2016, take a picture of your United Methodist Women’s group holding umbrellas together with letters spelling out, "We are United Methodist Women opening umbrellas to intercept human trafficking." The photo of your umbrellas will be connected to others we receive, and you will be part of our Umbrella Line of Defense around the stadium. In your neighborhood, at church, in the grocery store, and at work, become a part of our circle of protection and prevention to intercept human trafficking. The 800,000 members of United Methodist Women can open umbrellas that shut down the traffickers and embrace survivors. What a powerful statement of our ongoing work to say we can form the line of defense to intercept human trafficking, wherever it exists in the world! In your church, the store, at work; Let’s Open Our Umbrellas! United Methodist Women members, go find: Big umbrellas Small umbrellas Umbrellas painted by your children and grandchildren Umbrellas showcasing your handicraft abilities Painted umbrellas Designer umbrellas Colorful umbrellas Old umbrellas New umbrellas Umbrellas with messages written by you Get group photos with your United Methodist Women Umbrellas! Form a line of umbrellas Sit with an umbrella Children holding umbrellas Umbrellas in the church yard Dance with your umbrella Standing in the rain with an umbrella Outside in the sunshine under an umbrella Umbrellas in your garden Umbrellas on the beach Umbrellas EVERYWHERE Everybody can join the United Methodist Women’s Umbrella Defense to intercept the traffickers! Sharing our #UMWumbrellas photos will be a great way to show how we intercept human trafficking and will help raise awareness that this crime affects families and communities everywhere. Send your pictures to your conference communicators to share on conference websites and in newsletters. Share on social media: Tag United Methodist Women on Facebook or Twitter (@UMWomen) and use #UMWumbrellas wherever you share. If you would rather e-mail your digital photos, send them to the United Methodist Women Flickr account as attachments . Please include caption and credit information in the body of the e-mail. You can mail your physical photos to: Intercept the Traffickers Photos c/o David Cherrytree United Methodist Women 475 Riverside Drive, Room 1504 New York, NY 10115 United Methodist Women coordinates with secular as well as ecumenical partners to work against human trafficking. Partner Organizations Partners include: WILPF, R.I.S.E., Missey, Regina’s Door, Pillars of Hope, Freedom House, KCCD, Help One Child.
In Virginia -Farmville United Methodist UMW- Umbrella defense
Image by UMWomen United Methodist Women Intercept the Traffickers! Umbrella Defense! Open Your Umbrellas to Intercept the Traffickers _____ Download Resources: PDF File opens in a new windowBulletin Insert PDF File opens in a new window Flyer PDF File opens in a new window Postcard _____ On Sunday, February 7, 2016, the Super Bowl will take place at Levi’sR Stadium in Santa Clara, California. And like any big sporting event, a game like this intensifies the space where human trafficking can occur. That’s why United Methodist Women has asked members to join the Intercept the Traffickers photo campaign and open your umbrellas to raise awareness of human trafficking. Thousands will travel to the San Francisco Bay Area to take part in Super Bowl festivities. Among the travelers will be those arriving by force, fraud, or coercion-they will not be there of their own free will but as victims of human trafficking. The Super Bowl ranks second only to Thanksgiving as the day on which Americans consume the most food, and some of those who are trafficked will be serving food in restaurants or at catered parties related to the Super Bowl. Others will clean hotel rooms, wash dishes, tidy nail salons, deliver dry cleaning, or wash windows. Some will be trafficked as sex workers for escort services or in "gentlemen’s" clubs. YOU Intercept the Traffickers Photo Campaign Diagram of the umbrella defense. Yellow dots in the graphic represent players in umbrella defense formation. To express our belief that we can help survivors of human trafficking live as whole persons, we invite you to join us by Opening an Umbrella to form a virtual line of defense around Levi’sR Stadium, to prevent and protect those who may be victimized by human trafficking. If you plan to be in the San Francisco Bay Area for the Super Bowl, we hope you will join us as we open umbrellas together on the streets of San Francisco and all around the Bay Area! If you aren’t traveling to Levi’s StadiumR this Super Bowl season, you can still be a part of our umbrella line of defense. What is an "umbrella" defense? It is named after the football defensive play created by New York Giants coach, Steve Owen. The innovative formation (it was 1950) enabled the Giants to shut out the then-formidable Cleveland Browns. As writer, Cedah Mayo wrote in her poem Umbrella Protection: Many lives before I have been beaten down My spark crushed by the cruelness of mankind My trust broken by selfish hearts I dream of when I shall return to the land of dreams Until then I must build my arms stronger To hold my umbrella for longer To protect my human me from the negativity that I face From the human race. Under an Umbrella, we are shielded the storm and protected from the heat. Our Umbrella Defense will shield trafficked women and girls from the glare of insensitive bystanders; Our Umbrella Defense will show that we care and encourage survivors to hold on a little longer; Our Umbrella Defense will form colorful ribbons of hope-hope for more beds, more money and more prosecutions; Our Umbrella Defense will be a sign of Recovering Grace So, Open Your Umbrellas! Let’s name human trafficking as the crime that it is. Let us commit ourselves to ACTS of prevention and protection so that those who are victimized can move from trauma to thriving. Behind your umbrella chart a strategy to pass laws that prosecute the traffickers, not the victimized. Let our umbrella line of defense bear witness to the strength of survivors and to our partnership in their journey to wholeness. Open your umbrella and take your defensive position to intercept the traffickers so that justice can reign. United Methodist Women members are called to listen to the mandate of our faith to help the vulnerable. Between now and January 29, 2016, take a picture of your United Methodist Women’s group holding umbrellas together with letters spelling out, "We are United Methodist Women opening umbrellas to intercept human trafficking." The photo of your umbrellas will be connected to others we receive, and you will be part of our Umbrella Line of Defense around the stadium. In your neighborhood, at church, in the grocery store, and at work, become a part of our circle of protection and prevention to intercept human trafficking. The 800,000 members of United Methodist Women can open umbrellas that shut down the traffickers and embrace survivors. What a powerful statement of our ongoing work to say we can form the line of defense to intercept human trafficking, wherever it exists in the world! In your church, the store, at work; Let’s Open Our Umbrellas! United Methodist Women members, go find: Big umbrellas Small umbrellas Umbrellas painted by your children and grandchildren Umbrellas showcasing your handicraft abilities Painted umbrellas Designer umbrellas Colorful umbrellas Old umbrellas New umbrellas Umbrellas with messages written by you Get group photos with your United Methodist Women Umbrellas! Form a line of umbrellas Sit with an umbrella Children holding umbrellas Umbrellas in the church yard Dance with your umbrella Standing in the rain with an umbrella Outside in the sunshine under an umbrella Umbrellas in your garden Umbrellas on the beach Umbrellas EVERYWHERE Everybody can join the United Methodist Women’s Umbrella Defense to intercept the traffickers! Sharing our #UMWumbrellas photos will be a great way to show how we intercept human trafficking and will help raise awareness that this crime affects families and communities everywhere. Send your pictures to your conference communicators to share on conference websites and in newsletters. Share on social media: Tag United Methodist Women on Facebook or Twitter (@UMWomen) and use #UMWumbrellas wherever you share. If you would rather e-mail your digital photos, send them to the United Methodist Women Flickr account as attachments . Please include caption and credit information in the body of the e-mail. You can mail your physical photos to: Intercept the Traffickers Photos c/o David Cherrytree United Methodist Women 475 Riverside Drive, Room 1504 New York, NY 10115 United Methodist Women coordinates with secular as well as ecumenical partners to work against human trafficking. Partner Organizations Partners include: WILPF, R.I.S.E., Missey, Regina’s Door, Pillars of Hope, Freedom House, KCCD, Help One Child.