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Creative campaign raises Chinese public awareness of the serious and detrimental effects of verbal abuse using a range of social media, a mini-site and an event
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Earlier in the year JWT partnered with Baby Back Home to create a campaign to raise awareness about kidnapped children in China. The final results were amazing.
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Attended by up to 40 senior creatives from top global agencies, Portfolio Night 11 calls on young creative hopefuls to show off their advertising portfolios
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Ogilvy & Mather Hong Kong created a campaign for the China Environmental Protection Foundation featuring animal suicide. It asks if nature has had enough.
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Save the Children enlist Linksus to help in the fight against child exploitation and address the large number of street children found across China and the world
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Greenpeace has just launched a new campaign that targets Nike, Adidas & Li-Ning asking them to combat Chinese textile manufacturers who pollute China's rivers.
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WWF and TRAFFIC teamed up to create an innovative interactive website to raise awareness and support for the protection of tigers in the Chinese mainland.
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Made from 80,000 disposable chopsticks, the work of art aims to reduce deforestation in China where 45 billion pairs of wooden chopsticks are consumed yearly.
Creative campaign raises Chinese public awareness of the serious and detrimental effects of verbal abuse using a range of social media, a mini-site and an event0
Earlier in the year JWT partnered with Baby Back Home to create a campaign to raise awareness about kidnapped children in China. The final results were amazing.
Attended by up to 40 senior creatives from top global agencies, Portfolio Night 11 calls on young creative hopefuls to show off their advertising portfolios
Ogilvy & Mather Hong Kong created a campaign for the China Environmental Protection Foundation featuring animal suicide. It asks if nature has had enough.
Save the Children enlist Linksus to help in the fight against child exploitation and address the large number of street children found across China and the world
Greenpeace has just launched a new campaign that targets Nike, Adidas & Li-Ning asking them to combat Chinese textile manufacturers who pollute China's rivers.
WWF and TRAFFIC teamed up to create an innovative interactive website to raise awareness and support for the protection of tigers in the Chinese mainland.
Made from 80,000 disposable chopsticks, the work of art aims to reduce deforestation in China where 45 billion pairs of wooden chopsticks are consumed yearly.