Hasta La Creative!

While it is just a meme in your country, in Ukraine, there is an informal sign of the on the road sexism. It is often used to emphasize the gender of the driver. The KLO gas station chain decided to change that, but clearly, we couldn’t tear off all these stickers from every single car. So we decided to make them pointless.

The Minority Melanoma Paradox: Where Black patients, although less likely to develop melanoma are more likely to die from it.

A 2018 study revealed that in 4 major medical US Textbooks, across over 4000 images of conditions, only 4.5% showed dark skin types.

Underlying racial bias has created healthcare disparities in medicine across the world. It has shaped the way patients are treated and doctors are taught. So, it’s no wonder there’s an inherent scepticism around dermatologists with many POC.

Introducing; Join The Fam a three-phase campaign intended to first disrupt audiences into action and challenge societal norms of healthcare, then raise awareness of skin cancer and drive earlier diagnoses in People of Colour through community led education.

Mental health breakdowns have now become quite recurring in nature because of the stressful situations we are put in. Not everyone is getting the help they need at that very moment which is leading to serious conditions like anxiety and depression among the few of us. Containing just the right things, the catharsis kit aims to be there for people in their hour of need. Each and every item in the kit aims at providing an immediate relief from a stressful situation because of their nature to keep people distracted, like the bubble wrap. WHO may not be able to provide you the ultimate solution at that time but definitely aims to not let you feel stressed and without hope in your low period.

Queer Lisboa is one of the most important LGBTQ+ film festival in Europe, held in Lisbon (Portugal) since 1996.

For its 2021 Edition, Queer Lisboa launched “Coffin”, a new film created by Coming Soon Lisboa to celebrate 25 years of queer stories. Even the scary ones.

A campaign that celebrates the beauty in getting hurt. Band-Aid has always been designed to cover up our injuries. Instead, Band-Aid wants us to show off our scars and share our stories.

A series of short, stylised films designed to highlight the services JET provides for its customers, the campaign is a continuation of the successful Keep on Moving brand idea that launched last year.

A yellow slinky in perpetual motion on a blue treadmill; inflatable ‘summer essentials’ cascading down a blue water slide; a milk carton and a loaf of bread negotiating a blue figure-of-eight Scalextric track. Each film, shot in real time, highlighting JET’s ongoing commitment to providing UK drivers everything they want and need to continue their journeys’ quickly and safely.

in 2018, Moroccan Parliament passed a law to create compulsory disaster insurance that would affect insured home and car owners. Moroccan citizens were very angry at this new apparent tax, and saw disasters as the will of God: they were fatalistic about it. The measure took effect in January 2020. The strategy was to transform the digital hubbub of anger and frustration created by the launch of this compulsory insurance into a social experiment to make Moroccans realize that it is not about a comment, a like, a dislike on social network: it was about events that affect real people, in real life.Will very real and tragic human experience be enough to persuade very angry citizens?

For Moroccan it’s a theoretical debate, because they think it will never happen to them. So the idea was to break the theoretical debate by bringing real experience to them in a very unexpected way trough a social experiment, an open debate between citizens, among them 5 real victims that had been through what was recognized by the country as national disasters. Nobody knew at the beginning, will these real stories make them change their mind?