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‘40 is only the beginning’
By Nicola Kemp
The 2022 winners of the 40 Over Forty awards underlines the importance of age inclusivity in the creative industries.
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From Changing Nappies to Changing Perspectives
By Alice Booth
Alice Booth on being a working mum in a creative world
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Three generations of Kings
By Lori Meakin
Lori Meakin reflects upon the leadership legacy of growing up in a ‘Queendom’
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Government campaign says ‘Enough’ to abuse of women and girls
The second phase of the Enough campaign from FCB Inferno encourages the public to challenge perpetrators of abuse
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Nurofen and IPG take aim at the gender pain gap
By Nicola Kemp
The new purpose-led brand platform ‘See My Pain’ is rooted in action to close the gender pain gap
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WPP research into Minority Ethnic consumers reveals ‘courage gap’
By Nicola Kemp
The report urges brands to rethink assumptions and address unequal customer experiences.
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Deepfake technology shows the devastating impact of knife crime
The campaign from McCann London for The Joshua Ribera Foundation brings rapper back to life to shine a light on the human cost of knife crime.
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Ad Net Zero launches training and updated guide
At the second global summit, Ad Net Zero launches tools to help advertising professionals better develop sustainability knowledge
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Why diversity is not just for Christmas
Siân Blackman, Account Director at The Diversity Standards Collective, on why brands must break through the homogeneity of Christmas past.
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‘The Future Looks Good’ wins Snap’s 2021 UK Creative Council programme
The interactive Snap campaign from Cathryn Carey and Phoebe Chetwynd-Talbot shows how AR can be used to provide creative solutions to societal issues
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NABS offers financial support as cost of living crisis hits
By Nicola Kemp
The industry charity has introduced grants to support people in advertising through the financial crisis
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Social Mobility Foundation frights audiences with the horror of classism
The Halloween horror film ‘Stay Down’ spotlights the class pay gap in the second installment of Creature London’s work for the Social Mobility Foundation
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PETA parody film warns of the ‘Octocurse’
The campaign from Grey London uses dark humor to urge people to stop eating octopus and highlights the issue of octopus farming
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March of the Mummies demands urgent reform of childcare
By Nicola Kemp
The horror show of childcare, parental leave and flexible working is being highlighted in a nationwide march organised by Pregnant Then Screwed.