Find Campaigns by agency by award by campaign < Previous [ 1 2 ] Next > BBDO Effie Award Autism Awareness 2007 - Volume 1 One in 150 children in the United States is diagnosed with autism. The earlier these kids are diagnosed, the better the outcome. BBDO NY has developed new parent-focused work which calls attention to the odds of a child having autism, and encourages parents to find out more about the early warning signs. The campaign is sponsored by Autism Speaks. SAATCHI & SAATCHI New York Mercury Awards Cyberbullying 2007 - Volume 9 Saatchi & Saatchi, NY, working with Joe Pytka, developed two TV spots which target young girls, letting them know that if they wouldn't say something to someone else in person, they shouldn't write it online. The campaign is sponsored by the National Crime Prevention Council. BBDO ADDY Award Veteran Support 2008 - Volume 22 The mental health consequences of combat threaten to overwhelm a new generation of veterans. Because they make up less than 1 percent of the population, the obstacles to seeking help are magnified by a great sense of isolation. The PSAs drive traffic to an exclusive online community, where veterans can find support and strength in one another. Arnold Ad Council Awards for Creative Excellence Think Before You Speak 2008 - Volume 23 While the use of anti-gay language, such as "That's so gay," often has no harmful intentions and is part of teens' vernacular, this language contributes to an overall climate of isolation and risk for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students. These new ads ask teens to think before they speak. Merkley + Partners Ad Council Awards for Creative Excellence Online Sexual Exploitation 2007 - Volume 9 Merkley + Partners, on behalf of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, developed new creative targeting 12 to 14 year old girls. The work lets girls know that what they post online is not as private as they think. TBWA/Chiat/Day Ad Council Awards for Creative Excellence Anti-Steroids 2008 - Volume 23 The world of steroids is laced with fear and secrecy. But in a teen world defined by authenticity and transparency, the fear of being a fraud proves most potent. To a teen athlete, being labeled a fake at the very thing one is supposed to be good at presents the greatest threat. SAATCHI & SAATCHI New York Ad Council Awards for Creative Excellence Cyberbullying 2007 - Volume 9 Saatchi & Saatchi, NY, working with Joe Pytka, developed two TV spots which target young girls, letting them know that if they wouldn't say something to someone else in person, they shouldn't write it online. The campaign is sponsored by the National Crime Prevention Council. Campbell Ewald Ad Council Awards for Creative Excellence Fatherhood Involvement 2008 - Volume 23 A majority of Americans have identified the absence of the father from the home as the most significant family or social problem facing America. In a lighthearted manner, this campaign demonstrates the critical role fathers play in their children's lives, and provides information on becoming a better dad. McCann Erickson Ad Council Awards for Creative Excellence Media Management 2007 - Volume 9 kirshenbaum bond + partners Radio Mercury Awards Adoption of Foster Care Kids 2007 - Volume 1 Can I do this? This weighty question was keeping many prospective parents from adopting. It also led the agency to the creative idea that could help parents take the leap: You don't have to be perfect to be a perfect parent. The campaign was created with AdoptUSKids. < Previous [ 1 2 ] Next >