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Unmissables
A campaign to make missing people unmissable has been launched by the Missing Persons Advocacy Network (MPAN). The campaign follows 2016’s "Too short stories" campaign, and features a reimagining of traditional missing persons’ posters into vibrant stories and images that reflect the person that family and friends know. With over 38,000 Australians reported missing every year, and many remaining missing long term, "The Unmissables" aims to get Australia’s best storytellers and artists to highlight these important untold stories. The campaign aims to match artists and authors with the family of a long term missing person, to create a piece of art that highlights the missing person as an individual – beyond their vital statistics. Outdoor advertisement created by Grey, Australia for Missing Persons Advocacy Network, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.