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WildAid & Change Vietnam: Be Their Bodhisattva

In celebration of the Lunar New Year, WildAid, CHANGE and Dinosaur Agency along with several prominent Buddhist temples are urging Vietnamese citizens to make an auspicious start by protecting rhinos, pangolins, and elephants in a new campaign called, "Be Their Bodhisattva," or, be their saviour. Every year, over 1,000 rhinos, 33,000 elephants, and 100,000 pangolins are poached for their horns, tusks, scales, and meat due to unfounded rumours. Such practices have been sanctioned by these invaluable species to the brink of extinction. Following the spirit of Life Release Day and Righteousness during the Lunar New Year, when most Vietnamese people would sincerely look up to and pray Buddha for protection and a peaceful life, we want to give these endangered animals a chance to do the same. #BeTheirBodhisattva Credits Brand: WildAid & Change Vietnam Campaign: Be Their Bodhisattva Advertising Agency:Dinosaur, Vietnam Chief Creative Officer:Sumesh Peringeth Creative Director:Trong Nguyen Copywriter:Thanh Ngo, Trang Ha Junior Copywriter:Quynh Tran Art Director:Ly Sei Agency Producer:Adrian Nguyen Account Director:Brandy Vu Account Manager:Lam Nguyen Account Supervisor:Tri Tran Designer:Chi Vo Junior Designer:Quyen Tu, Thai Le Animator:Nguyen Tran, Quoc Le Design and Fabrication:Linh Phan - Cinemagic Studio Source Tags: PR, design, Outdoor, media, Public Interest, NGO, Dinosaur, Vietnam, WildAid x, Change Vietnam, TV Spot, Digital, Tv Ads, Awareness Campaigns Read the full article

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CoppaFeel - Grab Life By The Boobs | Breast Cancer Awareness campaign

CoppaFeel! wants the public to confront breast cancer 'breasts on' in poignant 'Grab Life By The Boobs' campaign that tackles a diversity problem in Breast Cancer Awareness campaigns. If there’s one piece of advice I’d give to my younger self, it would be this. Ten years ago I was diagnosed with incurable breast cancer, aged 23. I had been unaware that breast cancer could affect people in their twenties and knew very little about the disease. I’m not sure I realised it at the time, but finding out I had cancer forced me to confront an unexpected choice. Let life happen to me? Or grab on and try to change it? I chose the latter.

Together with my twin sister Maren (and some friends) I set up a charity, CoppaFeel! In the ten years since, we’ve talked boobs and pecs with people across the nation and given young people the tools they need to be proactive about their health and their future. You’ll only get one life, so grab on to it, the highs, the lows and your wonderful body. Whether you're a guy, gal or non-binary pal, knowing your body could save your life. So grab on, and check regularly. Head to coppafeel.org/grab-life to find out how.

Credits Brand: CoppaFeel Campaign: Grab Life By The Boobs Chief Creative Officer – Ryan Newey at Fold7 Creative – Simon Helm at Fold7 Creative Director – Adrian Lim at Fold7 Agency Producer – Charlotte Whittall at Fold7 Business Director – Chloe Cooper at Fold7 Strategy - Marie Conley at Fold7 Director - Eloise King at Pretty Bird Production Company Producer – Ted Thornton at Pretty Bird DoP - Anna Patarakina 1st AD - Dave Calland Editor - Ellie Johnson at tenthree Sound Designer - James Lyme at No.8 Music Composer - Aaron Williams at Wake The Town Music Supervisor - Dave Bass at Wake The Town Colourist - Tom Mangham at The Mill Flame Ops – The Mill Post Producers – Mia Saunders and Kati Hall at The Mill Tags: Breast cancer, Awareness Campaigns, Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign, Film, Digital, transgender community, cisgender men, Fold7 Read the full article

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International Committee of the Red Cross breaks the prejudice surrounding disappeared relatives

The International Committee of the Red Cross is launching a film to tell the real stories of people looking for their missing relatives. Created by Cheil Spain, the campaign aims to break the tired prejudice of the typical static image of relatives posing with a missing person’s photograph. Instead, the agency has created a campaign that puts the disappeared person inside the image, telling the story of their family. The activity gives visibility to the tireless effort made by families seeking their missing relatives and addresses the stereotype of inactive relatives waiting for disappeared people to return. It shows people posing with their relative’s photo, remaining in silence to leave the disappeared person to tell their own story for the first time. María Emilia Cicoria, the Audiovisual Producer at the International Committee of the Red Cross, said: “There is a need to give visibility to the tireless effort made by families seeking their missing relatives. We wanted to touch the hearts of the audience because, behind the typical image of the family member with the photo of their loved one, there is a search story that we can’t even imagine.” Joaquin Espagnol at Cheil Spain said: “Sometimes reality goes beyond fiction – this campaign is full of true testimonies. There were so many compelling tales that it was really hard at the beginning of the process to select the stories of each family.” Credits Advertiser: International Committee of the Red Cross Agency: Cheil, Spain Executive Creative Director: Joaquin Espagnol Creative Director: Nicolas Diaco, Ezequiel De Luca Art Director: Rodrigo D. Batista, Elenita Hernandez, Julian Diez Copywriter: Rodrigo D. Batista, Elenita Hernandez Agency Producer: Sergio Huerta, Carlos Montiel, Celia Martin Production Company: Landia Director: Maxi Blanco Executive Producer: Nicolas Cabuche Producer: Alberto Lopez Post Production: McNulty Sound Design: Sonomedia DoP: Pablo Clemente Read the full article

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Hyundai | Swachh Move | Swachh Can

Hyundai | Swachh Move | Swachh Can | A CSR-initiative that acts in the spirit of the Swachh Bharat Mission. The world generates 4.7 million tonnes of garbage on a daily basis. India contributes 1.4 lac tons to the number mentioned above. However, the garbage generated by our country doesn’t just come from dustbins and areas sanctioned for waste disposal. It also comes from the streets as littering is a huge social problem in our nation. The nationwide Swachh Bharat Abhiyan has catalyzed a new wave of change that aims to make India a clean nation. In the spirit of the Swachh Bharat initiative, Hyundai has recently come up with an initiative on its own. The automobile manufacturer announced that all its cars will be fitted with a portable bin called the Swacch Can. The video advertisement for the newest addition to Hyundai’s series of innovation portrays instances of people littering here and there in their day-to-lives. A voiceover details on the garbage disposal crisis, and how it can affect future generations. A brief overview of the Swachh Can is also provided, and viewers are given a sneak peek of how the portable bin will work in real-time. We feel that the installation of Swachh Cans in Hyundai cars is a great CSR initiative, and will help make India a cleaner country in the coming future. Tags: Hyundai, Swachh Move, Swachh Can, Swachh Bharat Mission, CSR Campaigns, Awareness Campaigns, Digital, TV, Hyundai Swachh Can Read the full article