This brand-new series of PSAs set in Charleston, South Carolina, explores the themes of education, culture and cuisine as they relate to African Americans, and encourages today’s generation of children to be part of the deep well of African history in the South. Each PSA is narrated by kids and use Charleston, South Carolina’s storied past and rich culture as both a focal point and a backdrop, given how a substantial number of African Americans are able to trace their ancestry to the port of Charleston, which served as a slave-trading center more than a century ago. In the first spot currently airing across Nickelodeon’s linear platforms—Nickelodeon, Nick Jr., Nicktoons and TeenNick—the subject is the Avery Institute, built in 1865 and one of the first schools to educate African-American students, following a time when they were legally not allowed to attend school. The second PSA explores elements of African culture that have been passed down through generations and the importance of keeping traditions alive. The third vignette in the series focuses on the African roots of soul food.

Corinthians is the most loved and hated soccer team in Brazil. So, everyone stops to watch his games during the Copa Libertadores da America, the most important south america soccer competition. This film is for the largest chain of soccer stores in the Americas, the Poderoso Timão Store. Film advertisement created by Babel, Brazil for Poderoso Timão, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Audio advertisement created by Chemistry, Ireland for Tesco Mobile, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

For over 400 years, Black Americans have endured systemic racism and horrific violence that have yet to be rectified in the form of true societal equity. On the 100-year anniversary of the Tulsa Massacre, when a violent white mob burned 35 thriving community blocks known as “Black Wall Street” to the ground and killed hundreds of Black people, the veteran activists at the #breathewithme Revolution have announced the Black America Refund, which seeks to bring economic justice and direct relief for Black families and communities. To raise awareness and encourage donations to the Black America Refund, #breathewithme Revolution has joined forces with the recently formed creative agency Atlantic New York for a short film that outlines the powerful history of Black Wall Street, and subsequent forms of oppression that have led to the fund’s urgent need. The film was produced with archival footage in partnership with Cut & Run, Heavy Duty Music and Ameba. Film advertisement created by Atlantic, United States for #breathewithme Revolution, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Digital advertisement created by NBS, Brazil for Clube de Regatas do Flamengo, within the category: Sports.

This satirical spot urges everyone to #drivechange towards a carbon free society. Ahead of one of the most important summits of our time - COP26 - Greenpeace have launched ‘Haters Gon’ Hate’, a campaign to drive change and educate people about the future of mobility in a zero-carbon society. There are still haters because even the greatest of futures comes with its share of those. The haters in the film are some of the counted few that pine for the old days when gasoline, vast highways, and oversized SUVs still reigned supreme. Everything the haters miss is precisely what makes this vision of a carbon-free future worth fighting for the rest of us. Film advertisement created by UltraSuperNew, Japan for Greenpeace, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

The Brands of Santa. A famous cola brand popularized Santa’s look back in the 1930s. We wondered what would happen if other brands got there first. Digital advertisement created by KBS+, Canada for KBS Canada, within the category: Agency Self-Promo.

Film advertisement created by Ogilvy, United States for Dove, within the category: Health.

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Experiential advertisement created by BBDO, Italy for Tempo, within the category: Health.

This ad is aimed at people who don't have first aid training, and shows how helpless this can make you feel. It is a highly emotional depiction of a parent's protective instincts for her child. It's confronting, but not as confronting as the thought that you could have helped to save a life. Film advertisement created by The Brand Agency, Australia for St John Ambulance, within the category: Health.

PB & Who? Best enjoyed by the spoonful, small batch MaraNatha peanut and almond butters are “Too Good For Jelly.” So in its first-ever ad campaign, MaraNatha puts a sudden end to the famous, yet unhealthy sandwich relationship. This puts jelly into an emotional tailspin, captured in five stop-motion films, one for each stage of grief. More at www.toogoodforjelly.com. Film advertisement created by Terri & Sandy, United States for MaraNatha, within the category: Food.

Film advertisement created by JWT, United Kingdom for Stop Ivory, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, Hungary for Sportszelet, within the category: Confectionery, Snacks.

Film advertisement created by Dare, Canada for Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Grey, United States for MassMutual, within the category: Finance.

With more speed, more fibre upgrades and more regional support, nbn has worked hard to establish itself as Australia’s ever-evolving, digital backbone – and the internet has never looked more exciting. The new ‘Made For More’ campaign highlights these improvements by featuring a series of mind-bending scenarios drawn from everyday internet behaviours – streaming, gaming, telehealth, online business – and more. Film advertisement created by BWM isobar, Australia for nbn, within the category: Electronics, Technology.