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Children in the West African country of Sierra Leone walk up to nine miles to get to school – on dirt paths lined with deadly snakes, through monsoons, in 100-degree heat with little to no drinking water, past abandoned diamond mines filled with malaria-ridden water, and down roads dominated by sexual predators. Then, after their […]

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When Belgian foreign correspondent Rudi Vranckx reported on the liberation of Mosul last June, he met Nabeel Atraqchi. Nabeel’s music school had been destroyed completely during the occupation by Islamic State, who think playing music is sinful. Almost all musical instruments were destroyed, and the musicians were persecuted. The injustice that journalists see is one […]

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Did you know that close to 10,000 babies are born with Down syndrome in North America every year? The Canadian Down Syndrome Society and FCB Canada are educating people on how to respond when someone they know has a baby with Down’s. Say anything but “Sorry.” Kirk Crowther, National Executive Director of CDSS says, “We […]

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Did you know that 64% of Millennials would rather make $40,000 a year at a job they love than make $100,000 a year at a job they think is boring? In other interesting news, there is a 44% underemployment rate among recent college graduates, yet only 9% of top-performing college students say they plan to […]

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Appearing online, on social media and in swim clubs and organizations across the country, these posters are part of the USA Swimming’s “Swim Today” campaign from Colle McVoy in Minneapolis. As competition for kids’ time continues to increase, the campaign highlights what makes swimming different and encourages kids to join their local swim teams.

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Historically, the red in Columbia’s flag is reminds Columbians of the blood spilled to create and defend their nation. McCann Colombia decided it was time to endow the nation’s flag with new meaning. Using Colombia’s flag and its tri-color yellow, blue and red hues, McCann created blood bags of yellow and blue on which a […]

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Russian hackers are now meddling in the French election. French newspaper, Libération, is fighting back with a search engine staffed by real-life journalists. Libération with the help of J. Walter Thompson/Paris came up with the anti-hoax service CheckNews.fr, a search engine trading cold algorithms for journalists for three days before the French elections. In related […]

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What happens to creative professionals who rise too far up the agency ranks too fast? Word is they may lose touch with their craft. Veteran copywriter Ernie Schenck weighs in: …far above the creative tree line, there’s nowhere to hide. And until that moment, there has always been somewhere to hide. But that’s not the […]

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Hyatt is a leading hospitality brand the world over. Therefore, inclusion is a core brand value and it shows. According to Campaign, MullenLowe’s new anthem is the hotel chain’s first TV spot in a decade. The commercial makes its TV debut tonight during the 89th Academy Awards. Grammy-nominated singer Andra Day provides the soundtrack, a […]

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What could be more American than an immigrant’s story of arriving in America? One immigrant, Adolphus Busch, found his way from Germany to St. Louis in 1857. This is his arrival story in 60 seconds. “When Budweiser told us they wanted to celebrate those who embody the American spirit, we realized the ultimate story lived […]

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