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Digital Death

In order to raise awareness and most importantly funds for AIDS treatment in Africa and India, Keep A Child Alive (a charity started by Alicia Keys and Leigh Blake, a renowned charity worker), in association with world famous celebrities created the Digital Death campaign. Celebrities as well known as Lady Gaga, Justin Timberlake, Alicia Keys, …

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The Fun Theory

How do you get people to change behaviour and do the right thing? How do you incentivise doing good? Volkswagen answered these questions with The Fun Theory. They staged four different public interventions: a piano staircase, a bin with a fifty-foot drop, the bottle-bank arcade, fast lanes in supermarkets and subways and a speed-camera lottery. …

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The Twitter Dress

Almedalen is Sweden’s biggest and most important annual political venue. In a limited and crowded area, politicians, lobbyists and journalists get together to discuss tomorrow’s politics. The problem is that the regular young person whose future is being discussed is nowhere to be heard during this very week. Crossing Boarders is a foundation working to …

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Better World

Nike Betterworld is Nike’s umbrella term for all of their projects for good. This includes a TV commercial made solely from recycled Nike ads, soccer jerseys made from recycled plastic bottles and Nike’s GreenXchange program – which aims to share sustainable business ideas and patents across companies. Of the big three sports brands, it really …

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Project Silverline

From research, OgilvyOne recognised that Singapore is one of the most rapidly aging countries in Asia. Currently, 8% of the population is above the age of 60 with this figure projected to increase to 19% by 2030. But whilst there are more senior citizens now than ever, increasingly depression and loneliness are prevalent. In fact, …

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