Digital advertisement created by Mithun, United States for Popeyes, within the category: Food.

Outdoor advertisement created by GSD&M, United States for Jarritos, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

Film advertisement created by Grey, Italy for Homedics, within the category: House, Garden.

The story begins on what appears to be a hermit waking up in the woods from a really long sleep. He staggers around groggily, plunging himself into a nearby pond. This begins his rebirth as it were. The musical score builds throughout as he bursts out of the water. He then proceeds to shave off the beard with a Base Camp X axe. Hair flying everywhere, he transforms himself into a clean-cut businessman ready to take on the rigors of the world outside of the forest. Of course his cellphone buzzes, revealing over 10,000 new messages…just like the rest of us after a great weekend escaping reality.

1 in 9 adolescents is a victim of cyberbullying. Nearly half of them have never reported it. Unlike physical bullying that leaves behind scars and bruises, online bullying is much harder to spot. Daniel represents every child who has been silenced through technology. By creating digital billboards that project soundwaves inaudible for the human ear, Shazam recognized the “silence” and helped Daniel and other victims to speak up. Digital advertisement created by MullenLowe Group, Singapore for Singapore Children’s Society, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

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.

Year after year, New Year's greetings become more and more impersonal. There are countless numbers of pre-printed cards, disembodied e-mails or bulk SMS that people receive each month of January. gyro: sought to put humanity, heart, warmth and emotion back in its wishes and creates the first human greeting card to put back heart, emotion, and humanity into its new year greetings. To put in flesh this greeting card, gyro : called the french artist Louis Piscine, and collaborated with the writing and production of an original song. Then the greeting card went on tour at gyro : 's clients and partners' offices. Experiential advertisement created by Gyro, France for Gyro, within the category: Agency Self-Promo.

Ambient advertisement created by Red Pepper, Russia for Greencard, within the category: Finance.

Film advertisement created by BMF, Australia for ALDI, within the category: Retail Services.

Ambient advertisement created by FCB, United States for Contours, within the category: House, Garden.

Film advertisement created by Leo Burnett, United Kingdom for McDonald's, within the category: Food.

Film advertisement created by DDB, United States for Ronald McDonald Childrens Fund, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Life evolves, so should we too. This TV spot uses a metaphor of traveling boxes to show the superiority of its 4G network. Film advertisement created by Noah's Ark Creative, Nigeria for Airtel, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Everyone knows Central Park. It is one of the most famous parks in the world. It is a thriving habitat and vital treasure in the middle of one the greatest urban centers. For locals, it is their beloved 843-acre backyard. A much-needed oasis during the pandemic that provided people with a sense of belonging and strength, as evidenced by #MyCentralPark, where 25,000+ New Yorkers shared their love and appreciation of the park. The Park Needs Us, launching today, in partnership with full service advertising agency, Pereira O’Dell, intends to raise awareness not only of the Conservancy’s role in the Park, but also the critical role that the public plays. What many do not know is that 40 years ago, the City of New York entrusted the management of the Park to the Central Park Conservancy, a nonprofit that cares for the entire Park, making sure it remains, clean, beautiful, free and open to all, every day. They tend to the largest and smallest details of maintenance and restoration, while seeking innovative ways to nurture a living masterpiece that feels welcoming to 42 million visitors each year. Funded primarily by individual donations, the nonprofit Conservancy has a created a model for other parks and greenspaces to reclaim and enhance their communities by investing in the power of the natural environment. To capture New Yorker’s attention, the campaign gives a voice to different park features. And not just any voices, but those of famous New Yorkers. Like Whoopi Goldberg as Bethesda Fountain Hank Azaria as the Great Lawn Kristen Bell as a Central Park bench Patricia Clarkson as Bow Bridge Josh Gad as the Reservoir Running Track Wu Han of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center as the North Woods Eduardo Vilaro of the Ballet Hispanico as Belvedere Castle These talented performers and accomplished New Yorkers are donating their voices to give the Park a voice for the first time. New Yorkers will hear and see the campaign this spring and summer primarily through connected TV and online video, streaming audio, digital banners and paid social videos and posts. A visual identity refresh by Pentagram, has led to a signage refresh throughout the Park. This included developing 22 unique kiosks with location-specific messaging that details how that part of the park needs the public’s help. Everyone who worked on this campaign, most of whom are local New Yorkers, donated time or equipment and provided vastly discounted rates to help raise awareness of the Central Park Conservancy and their mission to keep Central Park thriving. Without the public’s support the Conservancy simply could not do their job. Mona Gonzalez, Managing Director, Pereira O’Dell commented: “There are few institutions that represent the stories of New York City quite like the iconic Central Park. It's captured in our personal lives, in culture, in history. It's been an incredible journey seeing and sharing how deeply the Central Park Conservancy cares for the Park through their efforts to keep it vibrant and full of life, even in the toughest of times.” “Central Park is a beloved 843-acre backyard for New Yorkers and has been especially needed during the pandemic. As the non-profit that cares for all aspects of the Park, the Central Park Conservancy is grateful to all the familiar voices who have generously brought the Park to life in this campaign,” said Mary Caraccioli, Chief Communications Officer, Central Park Conservancy “We hope it leads to more people getting involved with the Conservancy's efforts by joining, volunteering and supporting our work.” Integrated advertisement created by Pereira O’Dell, United States for Central Park Conservancy, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Brief On 25th of August 2010 AIK played a match against Gothenburg. AIK wanted a campaign to promote the match, whilst allowing all Swedish AIK fans to participate. Insight The insight that led to the idea was that football players are often superstitious. Idea Is it possible to affect a football team by using superstition? The idea for a psychological experiment was born, and we involved AIK fans all over Sweden. Campaign The campaign was centered around the site jinxgoteborg.com. Here we asked AIK fans for bad luck symbols; black cats, ladders and mirrors. Fans could lend us their own, or donate symbols via SMS. With trucks full of symbols and voluntary AIK supporters, we travelled to Gothenburg - and set up bad luck-installations around the city. The Gothenburg citizens walked under ladders, broke mirrors and saw black cats crossing the street. Everything was filmed and streamed live to the site. Fans who donated symbols saw their own names tagged on the symbols. And finally, before a training session at Kamratgården we showed the Gothenburg players footage of the project. Ambient advertisement created by Jung von Matt, Sweden for AIK, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Film advertisement created by The Vidal Partnership, United States for Powerful Yogurt, within the category: Food.

Film advertisement created by BETC, France for Leroy Merlin, within the categories: House, Garden, Retail Services.

After a wave of plastic waste hit the coasts of the Dominican capital in mid-2018, a lot of people, companies and brands have tried to find a solution so that it does not happen again. The laws that regulate the use and handling of these materials take time to be put into effect because Dominican consumer habits and daily purchases still depend on these materials. Alpha Inversiones, a brokerage firm that understands that investments can change the future of a person or a country, decided to apply its philosophy by converting its outdoor advertising into more than 1,000 reusable bags. The bags display the message, "This Bag was Once a Billboard" and now circulate in some retail outlets. At the same time, it requested by means of its social networks that its followers tag other brands prompting them to donate their billboards and thus continue to make bags to establish a new culture with habits of recycling and reuse. Outdoor advertisement created by Ogilvy, Dominican Republic for Alpha Inversiones, within the category: Finance.

Film advertisement created by BMF, Australia for Football Federation Australia, within the category: Sports.

Film advertisement created by JWT, Brazil for Ford, within the category: Automotive.