Me Not Meth

Posted by Marc | 13-03-2008 22:51 | Category: Drugs, Gender issues, Health

Me Not Meth

This new campaign made by GMMB, Better World Advertising and Anita Santiago Advertising is called “Me Not Meth”. It is a project of the California Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs seeking to prevent crystal methamphetamine use across the state of California USA.
The current stage of the campaign is aimed at gay and bisexual men, and other men who have sex with men (MSM).
The campaign will officially launch next monday.


Advertiser:
California Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs

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Casa Family Day

Posted by Liz Losh | 15-02-2008 04:35 | Category: Gender issues

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President George W. Bush and former First Lady Barbara Bush are featured in new public service announcements for Casa Family Day, a group that advocates the educational and public health benefits of families sitting down and sharing the evening meal together.  Although many American social scientists see a correlation between good parent-child communication or healthy life habits and having a strong family dinner ritual, not all of them are convinced that there is the causal connection that this campaign seems to imply.  Feminists and members of non-traditional families may also see a certain amount of normative sexism in the campaign, particularly in the spot with the Chief Executive, which assumes that mothers necessarily do the cooking at the family meal.


Advertiser:
Casa Family Day
Source:
NPR: The Family Dinner Deconstructed

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Pride and Joy

Posted by Marc | 4-01-2008 22:25 | Category: Gender issues, Social aid

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Just a normal foster parents campaign at first sight. But it isn’t. This new campaign made by Better World Advertising for Family Builders tries to recruit accepting and loving parents for LGBTQ kids in the foster care system. LGBTQ stands for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Questioning.
The campaign is running on billboards, in subway stations, on the trains and buses in the San Francisco Bay Area, as well as posters, print ads, postcards, etc.


Advertiser:
Family Builders
Agency:
Better World Advertising

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Just because they are girls

Posted by Marc | 19-12-2007 20:27 | Category: Gender issues, Human rights, Third world, Woman issues

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New campaign from Amnesty International Austria.
In Indien sterben jährlich tausende mädchen nur weil sie mädchen sind.
In India every year thousands of girls get killed just because they are girls.
(English version of the poster inside)


Advertiser:
Amnesty International Austria
Agency:
Demner, Merlicek & Bergmann

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And you, what do you do to protect yourself?

Posted by Marc | 10-12-2007 08:00 | Category: Activism, Gender issues, Health

This querilla campaign was organised in the night before World Aids Day (Dec 1st) by agency Rouge for Act Up Paris. Thousands of bicycle saddles had been covered with the message:
Et vous, vous faites quoi pour vous protéger?
And you, what do you do to protect yourself?


Advertiser:
Act Up Paris
Agency:
Rouge Paris

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Resist Meth

Posted by Marc | 5-07-2007 22:29 | Category: Drugs, Gender issues, Health

resist meth

Not since the early days of HIV has the gay community faced the kind of threat that crystal meth has become. Even though meth has been around for a long time, in recent years use of the drug has reached epidemic proportions. Most of us have stories about the harm that meth has caused. Men becoming infected with HIV after sex binges that last days or weeks. Other STDs like syphilis and gonorrhea rising sharply.
Guys losing everything and ending up on the streets. Relationships with partners, friends and family falling apart. Meth has caused some of us to turn violent and abusive. It’s landed some in jail for dealing or stealing or committing other crimes.


Advertiser:
San Francisco Department of Public Health | Profile
Agency:
Better World Advertising

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Gay marriage is just like yours

Posted by Marc | 26-06-2007 21:20 | Category: Gender issues

Silver at the Cannes Lions 2007 in the category Film.
PSA’s for EqualMarriage.org, a group that lobbies for support of civil marriage rights for same-sex couples. I have seen better PSA’s about the subject but these will be shocking enough for some groups. These ads take the sex out of same-sex marriage and show that gay marriage is actually pretty normal.
Tagline: “Gay marriage is just like yours. Only gayer.”


Advertiser:
EqualMarriage
Agency:
Y&R Chicago

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Our family was no accident

Posted by Marc | 19-05-2007 21:32 | Category: Gender issues

adoption sf

Family Builders, a Bay Area (SF, USA) adoption/foster care agency, together with the City and County of San Francisco, is launching a new media campaign urging lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) families to adopt. This bold initiative, which features images of diverse families under controversial political buzzwords, is redefining what it means to be a family.


Advertiser:
Family Builders
Agency:
Better World Advertising

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I am Gay and I live here

Posted by Marc | 25-03-2007 09:21 | Category: Gender issues

we are part of you

This campaign, running in Harlem New York, is made for the New York State Black Gay Network. In order to reach the target audience, which is inner-city African American MSM (Men who have Sex with Men), it is important to reach their community members who don’t acknowledge that homosexuality even exists, nevermind needs safe-sex messaging.


Advertiser:
New York State Black Gay Network
Agency:
Better World Advertising

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We love you Tim Hardaway

Posted by Marc | 21-02-2007 17:23 | Category: Gender issues



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Stop Female Infanticide

Posted by Marc | 17-01-2007 19:38 | Category: Gender issues, Third world, Woman issues

female infanticide


Agency:
Mode Advertising & Marketing Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai India

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Old ladies

Posted by Marc | 9-11-2006 21:32 | Category: Gender issues

In January 2005, the association ILGA Portugal launched the first advertising campaign of it’s kind for the question of homophobia in Portugal. It intends to call the attention to the preconceptions that all LGBT people are white, as well as changing the attitudes toward homophobia. The campaign is composed of television, radio, written press and large format posters and was executed, pro-bono, by W/Portugal.

Pelo direito à indiferenca.
For the right to indifference.
Thanks José for sending


Advertiser:
ILGA Portugal
Agency:
W/Portugal

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In the name of the father

Posted by Marc | 26-10-2006 21:29 | Category: Gender issues

gay police

The British Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) condemed this ad from the Gay Police Association (GPA) after receiving more then 500 complaints. 


Advertiser:
Gay Police Association
Source:
Reclamewereld

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Hurrah it’s not a girl

Posted by Marc | 11-10-2006 14:26 | Category: Gender issues

hurrah it's not a girl

In China every day little girls and disabled boys are laid as foudling, because traditionally more value is been attached to a healthy son.
The parents didn’t have because of poverty enough money for the daily care, not at all for expensive operations like a hare-lip.


Advertiser:
Wereldkinderen
Agency:
TBWA

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Thank god, we’re different

Posted by Marc | 13-09-2006 23:08 | Category: Gender issues

thank god, we're different

thank god, we're different

I found these ads above at Ads of the World. These ads are from Skeive Dager (Queer Days), the Norwegian Gay and Lesbian pride festival held once a year in Oslo. The ads runs on two following right pages.
All ads at this post are full of stereotypes, that’s a easy way of communicate the message, I don’t have any problems with that. I got more problems with the use of children. Of course you’re born gay or lesbian, but these ads sexualize childhood. 


Advertiser:
Skeive Dager
Agency:
Kitchen

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