August 12th 2020

The Great Reset wants accidental climate heroes to answer its creative brief

The Great Reset’s creative brief offers the creative industry the chance to reframe what it means to be a climate hero. It also grants the next generation the power to make decisions about their own future.

Izzy Ashton

Deputy Editor, BITE Creativebrief

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The Great Reset wants accidental climate heroes to answer its creative brief

Izzy Ashton

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