Educating the population about condom usage on their sexual intercourse has became each day more important. However, in Brazil and in other countries around the world, there's a common saying stating that “Sex with a condom is like eating candy with the wrapper on” - an old perception that harms the STD prevention investment made by brands and government. To fight this common saying and highlight all the new Jontex Real Feel benefits – a latex free condom, that allows a real skin-skin touch sensation - the brand, in partnership with BETC São Paulo, launched a campaign with an unusual concept: an edible candy wrapper, to prove that eating candy with a wrapper on and have sexual intercourse with condom can be both delicious. The brand sent a special kit with the candy and the new Jontex Real Feel to digital influencers and distributed samplings in bars. Throughout the film, it's possible to conclude that everyone who tried it realized that eating candy with the wrapper on and having sexual intercourse with the condom on can be. By doing this, Jontex hopes to redefine a common saying and, at the same time, improve prevention. Direct advertisement created by BETC, Brazil for Jontex, within the category: Health.

The pictures displayed in the video correspond to words commonly used in Brazil to refer to the female sexual organ. Film advertisement created by Filadelfia, Brazil for Ragga Magazine, within the category: Media.

ISA is celebrating its 25 years anniversary with the launch of the #PeoplesOfTheForest campaign to boost support for the indigenous, Quilombola, riparian and extractivist communities who are resisting attacks on their rights and the destruction of their lands. The peoples of the forest have a message for the Brazilian government, politicians and the business community. To prospectors, loggers, squatters and other invaders of their lands: "we will continue to resist." This is one of the main messages of the #PeoplesOfTheForest campaign, which Instituto Socioambiental (ISA) and its partners in the indigenous, Quilombola, riparian and extractivist communities are launching this Tuesday, April 23, online, on TV and in cinemas. The campaign is asking for people to support the fight to protect Brazil's environmental heritage and is advocating for the rights of indigenous tribes and traditional populations. Young people, women, medicine men, chiefs and shamans. The protagonists for the #PeoplesOfTheForest campaign are 25 leaders from nine indigenous tribes in the Amazon, from Quilombola communities in Vale do Ribeira (SP) and from riparian communities in Terra do Meio, Pará. With their strength and beauty, the campaign honors the diversity of the people living in and protecting the forests, reminding us that it is the forests that regulate the climate, produce rain for farming and house the planet's largest biodiversity, a potential source of new medications and cures. Film advertisement created by JWT, Brazil for Instituto Socioambiental, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by CP+B, Brazil for Johnnie Walker, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

How can we encourage people to pay more attention to bullying? Turning one of its more classic forms into a warning. October 20 is world day to combat bullying. Do as the people who warned and tell you who needs help to count on you. The warning has an ambiguous understanding, because those who see from afar read only KICK ME, but when reading closely understands the message that says: KICK the bullying out of our lives telling ME about what's stuck in my back. Experiential advertisement created by Carma Social Interventions, Brazil for Carma Social Interventions, within the categories: Agency Self-Promo, Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Gas Rocket, Brazil for Instituto Unidos pela Vida, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Audio advertisement created by Havas, Brazil for Citroën, within the category: Automotive.

Inspired by the artistic project “Imagética” from the photographer Rogério Mesquita, the campaign illustrates one of the most painful aspects of violence against women: silence. Film advertisement created by Africa, Brazil for Instituto Maria da Penha, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Even knowing its wrong, people stop on disabled people parking space. To solve this problem, we created a totem that recognizes and fines in real time drivers unauthorized to park on those spaces. Herb, The GuardThe solution for predatory parking. Integrated advertisement created by Miami Ad School, Brazil for Google, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Film advertisement created by JWT, Brazil for Coca-Cola, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

CHALLENGE: Buscofem is a leading brand of menstrual cramps drug in Brazil. Despite their leadership on the market, we were challenged with further increasing brand awareness and sales numbers, while also turning Buscofem into an important player in the digital environment, converting new users and engaging customers to increase loyalty. /SOLUTION So, we’ve created a movement called #mypainmatters to bring women’s pain to light, with especial focus on menstrual cramps. Using data collected through social listening and a national survey of Brazilian women (in partnership with the Sophia Mind institute), we discovered that most women suffer through menstrual cramps. Most importantly, they’ve had to miss out on activities, school or work because of their menstrual symptoms and have had their pain dismissed by others. We gave these women a voice by writing a song using the data collected in the survey, as well as creating an interactive website with key research findings, bringing light to a real social problem, at work and in their personal lives. We’ve launched the music video for the My Pain Matters song on International Women’s Day along with other materials, and used the support of bloggers and influencers to help spread the word. /RESULTS Buscofem has now the biggest fanpage in the healthcare segment according to SocialBakers® and, despite a challenging landscape, sales have increased 19% during the campaign resulting in 68% of market share in the menstrual pain category. The campaign reached over 75% of 18 to 34 year old women, 40% through paid media and the other 35% through word of mouth. Digital advertisement created by IPG, Brazil for Buscofem, within the category: Pharmaceutical.

Film advertisement created by Ampfy, Brazil for Iguatemi, within the category: Retail Services.

Digital advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, Brazil for Action Aid, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Schnowser, Chiwawa, Shitsu, people often search for pure breed dogs on the internet like this. That’s why Güd, an exclusive online dog food brand, transformed misspelled dog breeds names on Google into rescue dogs ads. In partnership with the NGO “Clube dos Vira-Latas”, we lauched “Rescue Dogz”. Created by J. Walter Thompson Brazil, the campaign takes advantage of the so common misspelling of pure-breed dogs names while searching on Google. Every time someone searches misspelling the name of the breed, "Rescue Dogz" names a mutt dog under that misspelled word and creates an ad offering the dog for free. By clicking on the ad, the person is led to the dog’s page in the campaign website (https://rescuedogz.us/), giving the pet a chance to be seen and adopted. Digital advertisement created by JWT, Brazil for güd, within the category: Pets.

URL: http://www.facemother.co FaceMother is an app that discovers the right gift for your mother. Sound Design: Combustion.ws Digital advertisement created by Morya, Brazil for Sicredi, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Advertising Agency: Ogilvy Brazil Chief Creative Officer: Aricio Fortes Executive Creative Directors: Paulo Coelho, Paco Conde Art Directors: Alexandre Fernandes, Ale Koston Copywriter: Bruno Brux Head of Broadcast Production: Rafael Rosi RTV: Andréa Consoleto / Sônia Cremerius Account Executives: Luis Carlos Franco, Ana Paula Perdigão, Mauro Frota, Luiza Varges Production Company: Academia de Filmes Director: Caio Rubini Director of photography: Felipe Meneghel Montador:​ German Espiaut Finalização: ​Academia de Filmes Ambient advertisement created by Ogilvy, Brazil for Sport Club do Recife, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Driving to a bar with friends on a holiday and being the only one not to drink. As if that weren’t challenging enough, Heineken put to the test the responsible attitude of these drivers and rewarded those who stood true to the purpose. What seemed to be just a delivery truck of the brand revealed a customized Jaguar F-Type that took these drivers to an unusual ride in the Interlagos Race Track with none other than Sir Jackie Stewart, former driver and three-time Formula 1 world champion. At the end of the ride, the responsible drivers won tickets to enjoy Formula 1 Grand Prix Heineken of Brazil 2017 with their friends. This was the mechanics used by Heineken, official sponsor of Formula 1, to create “The Green Drivers” campaign. Idealized in partnership with Hands (Brazilian ad agency), the film is airing on digital channels as part of a responsible consumer campaign surrounding the GP of Brazil 2017 that took place this month. The idea was to show that people who never drink while driving can also have incredible experiences. Experiential advertisement created by Hands, Brazil for Heineken, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

The movie release campaign named "Screens" is signed by Leo Burnet Tailor Made. In the play, the agency created a 30-second video that features the iconic robot from BBB to announce the regulation and conditions of sale of Fiat Mobi, Fiat Argo, Fiat Cronos and Fiat Toro. deployment on digital platforms such as Youtube, Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. Film advertisement created by Leo Burnett, Brazil for FIAT, within the category: Automotive.

Film advertisement created by Publicis, Brazil for Heineken, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

Experiential advertisement created by Marcel, Brazil for Instituto Homem Pantaneiro, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.