Female genital mutilation (FGM) - "Zero Tolerance Ribbon"

Impact BBDO

Impact BBDO Dubai, United Arab Emirates

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Бренд: Female genital mutilation (FGM)
Страна: United Arab Emirates

Рекламодатель: 28 Too Many

Заголовок	Zero Tolerance Ribbon
Агентство	Impact BBDO
Кампания	Zero Tolerance Ribbon
Рекламодатель	28 Too Many
Бренд	Female genital mutilation (FGM)
Дата первой трансляции/Публикации	2018
Бизнес сектор	Институциональные/общественного интереса/некоммерческие организации
философия	The Zero Tolerance Ribbon is the unifying symbol that not only acted as an element of awareness around FGM, but that also became the voice of a movement to say ‘No’ to the inhumane practice. Taking the universal shape of the Awareness Ribbon, we turned it on its head to literally spell out the word ‘NO’ in Arabic. We attacked the practice further upstream than ever before, partnering with hospitals to bring out newborn girls to their parents with the pin proudly displayed on their chests, giving a loud voice of protest to the voiceless. Female Gender Mutilation, or FGM, is the inhumane practice of cutting or removing of the genital organs on young girls. It is generally carried out with the belief that it will preserve the purity of the girl. FGM can cause severe bleeding, complete loss of sensitivity, complications during childbirth, infertility, severe pain during sex, infections, sepsis and in some cases death. FGM is internationally recognized as a violation of human rights. It reflects deep-rooted gender inequality, and constitutes an extreme form of discrimination against women. More than 200 million females have been subjected to FGM globally. But with a prevalence of 87.2% in a population of over 100 million, Egypt has the greatest number of FGM victims globally. Despite repeated governmental efforts to raise awareness about the harms of FGM, it continues to be widespread among Egyptians- simply shifting the performing the procedure from traditional practitioners to health professionals. Years of awareness communication had left many well aware of the dangers of FGM, but instead of opting to not perform it on their daughters, people shifted from having the procedure done by traditional circumcisers to health professionals who were often willing to break the law. A real behavior change was needed, a movement. Every movement needs an icon to rally behind, to unify and to drive forward. But unlike most causes, FGM had no icon to symbolize it. We aimed to create a unifying symbol that people would not just recognize as an element of awareness around FGM, but that also gave people a voice to say ‘No’ to the inhumane practice. Taking the universal shape of the Awareness Ribbon and turning it on its head to create a powerful statement that literally spelt out the word ‘NO’ in Arabic. As widespread and damaging as the issue was, we realized a simple truth, if we could create a real impact, FGM could disappear in one generation. And in order to effect behavior change, we had to create an impact on those directly responsible for making the decision of performing this mutilation on the young girls- their parents. We knew that although these parents were in fact horribly mutilating their daughters and damaging them beyond repair, in their own way they were doing so thinking they were doing what’s good for their daughters. We knew that to affect them effectively, we had to do so at a moment were they at their most emotional and aware of their daughters vulnerability in their hands- when they first held their newborn daughters. We launched the movement on the International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation by attacking the practice further upstream than anyone had before. We partnered with local hospitals to reach the parents of newborn girls, who were brought out to their parents with the pin proudly displayed on their chests, loudly protesting against the harmful effects of FGM. Along with the pin, the parents were educated on the harmful physical, psychological and social effects of Female Genital Mutilation on their daughters. They were then encouraged to protect their child's rights by signing a pledge to never perform the procedure on her.
Результат	480M impressions 500+ pledges in first month 35 global NGO’s have adopted the symbol 7 countries officially using the ribbon To be presented at the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women 2019
Тип медиа	Анализ ситуации
Длина	131 seconds
Chief Executive Officer	Dani Richa
Главный креативный директор	Paul Shearer
Creative Director	Tres Colacion
Creative Director	Logan Allanson
Арт-директор	Taskeen Limalia
Ассоциированный креативный директор	Ben Griffiths
Ассоциированный креативный директор	Giancarlo Rodas
Художественный руководитель цифрового формата	James Keith Elgie
Managing Director	Samantha Stuart-Palmer
Strategy Director	Noor Hassanein
Специалист по работе с заказчиками	Salma Shahin
Делопроизводитель	Emma Jane Randall
Creative Services Director	Tennyson Torcato
Agency Producer	Ann Geleen Amparado
Creative	Karim Tobgy
Creative	Fatima Kaaki
Associate Director	Claire Lawson
Communications Manager	Emma Lightowlers
Director	Amel Fahmy
Marketing Specialist	Sara Eissa
Исполнительный продюсер	Mohamed Abdelrehim
Управляющий производством	Karim Darwish
Producer	Aya Gafaar
Producer	Amal Gharbo
DOP	Haya Khairat
DOP	Marco Michael Abdo
Редактор	Souheil Zahreddine
Редактор	Hussein El Faham
Редактор	Mohamed Khaled
Редактор	Hassan El Touny
Executive Arabic Creative Copywriter	Sarah Berro