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Moonpig encourages fathers and sons to donate blood for Mother’s Day

By Izzy Ashton

Moonpig’s latest campaign feels particularly pertinent as the company teams up with the NHS Blood & Transplant service to celebrate mothers while simultaneously encourage fathers and sons to donate blood.

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Woodism reminds us to celebrate everyday little moments of joy

By Izzy Ashton

The Woodism prints shine a light on the unique beauty of neurodiverse thinking, demonstrating the power of difference and the importance of focusing on small moments of love in amongst life’s challenges.

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Argos enlists a parkour delivery service for the new Samsung phone

By Izzy Ashton

To celebrate the release of the new Samsung Galaxy S20 5G, Argos gave customers the chance to have their new handsets delivered by parkour runners.

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SheSays invites people to #SpamForEquality for IWD 2020

By Izzy Ashton

As part of IWD 2020, SheSays have launched #SpamForEquality, campaigning for equalparentalleave.com, inviting CEOs to pledge to review their paid parental leave policies by International Women’s Day 2021.

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Girls, Girls, Girls go viral by taking down the patriarchy

By Izzy Ashton

'Be a Lady They Said' is a raw, powerful and so very true depiction of half of the world’s population’s lived experience, a fierce demonstration of female resilience when it comes to dismantling modern cultural gender norms.

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Universal Music release a handbook for embracing neurodiversity in the creative industries

By Izzy Ashton

With their Creative Differences handbook, Universal Music is providing an example of a company acting rather than talking; creating a solution for a space where they couldn’t see one, and sharing that solution across the industry.

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A collaboration of creatives launches inclusive Valentine’s Day cards

By Izzy Ashton

While it might be sickly for some, or sheer marketing commodity for others; Valentine’s Day is also a chance for people to show their love, in whatever shape or form that takes.

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Guerrilla posters tell migrant’s stories from Calais

By Izzy Ashton

The Conversations from Calais project is capturing conversations that would otherwise go unheard; giving a voice to people who, more often than not, aren’t given the space to have one.

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LEGO launches its new product in the house that kids built

By Izzy Ashton

In a digitally driven ecosystem, connection in the real world has become an increasingly important way to build meaningful connections with distracted consumers.

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Sainsbury’s show Beyoncé who The Original really is

By Izzy Ashton

Sainsbury’s response to Beyoncé’s launch of her new collection for Ivy Park in collaboration with adidas is a marketing moment to celebrate.

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The new nostalgia: Why brands are embracing the roaring twenties

By Nicola Kemp

As a new decade dawns, a fresh aesthetic of nostalgia is emerging according to Shutterstock’s annual Creative Trends Report.

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UNILAD opens the Illegal Blood Bank to highlight outdated UK legislation

By Izzy Ashton

The Illegal Blood Bank is a marker of how far we still have to go when it comes to overturning historic discriminatory laws and legislation against different communities.

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NatWest donates advertising spend to women-founded start-ups

By Izzy Ashton

As the saying goes, actions speak louder than words. In NatWest’s case, they aren’t just talking about how they believe in female-led businesses; they are developing schemes to actually help them.

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ESCADA invites successful women to share their experiences

By Izzy Ashton

At a time when what constitutes success is fundamentally shifting, how brands represent aspiration, particularly when targeting women, is in flux.

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