UNITED NATIONS AGENCIES

Ageism affects people of every generation, yet often goes unnoticed because it is embedded in everyday language, attitudes and behaviour.

We developed a bold awareness campaign that revealed how age can become part of the labels society places on people. By isolating the word AGE within negative descriptors and pairing them with honest monochrome portraits, the campaign encouraged audiences to rethink unconscious bias and join the movement for change.

Alcohol-related harm is one of the leading preventable public health issues across the Americas, yet public awareness often focuses on personal choice rather than the wider social, commercial and policy factors that influence drinking behaviours.

We developed a multilingual social media campaign that translated complex public health messaging into accessible, shareable content. Through a series of striking animations, static posts and tactical content, the campaign highlighted the health, social and economic impact of alcohol while encouraging both individuals and policymakers to support healthier choices and evidence-based interventions.

To coincide with the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP15) in Montreal, WWF commissioned a campaign designed to place environmental accountability at the centre of the global conversation. Through large-scale building projections and a suite of supporting social assets, the campaign transformed the city’s architecture into a powerful canvas for advocacy.

Anchored by the message “All Eyes Are On Them” the creative encouraged world leaders to recognise the significance of the decisions being made while inviting audiences around the world to add their voices through #COP15. The result was a bold public activation that combined striking visuals with digital amplification to maximise reach and engagement.