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People Like You – Dia
Source: https://hnonline.sk/dia/ludia-ako-vy
Goal: Raise awareness about community and inclusivity
Claim: People Like You
Summary: The campaign 'People Like You' by Dia focuses on showcasing the importance of community and inclusivity among people in Slovakia. It aims to encourage individuals to recognize and embrace those who are similar to them, promoting a sense of belonging.
Lucía Mateo (Ilunion): ‘An extraordinary idea earns the trust of people’
Source: https://ipmark.com/entrevista/lucia-mateo-ilunion-una-idea-extraordinaria-gana-confianza-gente/
Goal: Promote inclusivity and normalize the portrayal of people with disabilities.
Media: University musical
Summary: Lucía Mateo Girón discusses the W!N Awards and highlights Apple’s campaign 'I’m Not Remarkable,' which challenges traditional narratives about disability in advertising. The campaign features a university musical showcasing students with disabilities as ordinary individuals, not heroes, emphasizing that technology should adapt to individual needs. It aims to normalize representation and has achieved creative excellence by winning an Emmy.
Brands in the Rhythm of the Sarajevo Festival: Mastercard’s Red Carpet Wide Enough for Everyone
Goal: To promote accessibility and inclusivity at the Sarajevo Film Festival
Claim: The red carpet is wide enough for everyone
Media: Digital, OOH, event activation, PR
Summary: Mastercard celebrates twelve years of partnership with the Sarajevo Film Festival, highlighting its evolution and continued commitment. The 'Red Carpet is Wide Enough for Everyone' campaign aims to make the festival more inclusive for diverse voices and stories, offering early ticket access and discounts for Mastercard users. The campaign integrates the iconic red carpet as a symbol of access and connection to local culture and gender equality, promoting the festival as a reason for travel.
Specific Hours for More Tranquil Shopping? Sephora Launches ‘Quiet Hours’ Initiative
Goal: To provide a serene shopping experience for neurodivergent customers.
Claim: Creating more welcoming spaces.
Media: Digital activities and social media content
Summary: Sephora has launched the 'Quiet Hours' initiative globally, aimed at providing a calm shopping experience with reduced lighting and sound, particularly benefiting neurodivergent customers. Following a successful pilot in 32 stores across 8 markets, this program aims to create more inclusive shopping environments. Feedback indicates significant improvements in the shopping experience and 90% of customers agree that it makes Sephora stores more welcoming.
Content Champions: RHB Banking Group
Source: https://www.marketing-interactive.com/content-champions-rhb-banking-group
Goal: Make Hari Raya Aidilfitri inclusive for all Malaysians
Claim: Together we progress
Summary: RHB Banking Group aimed to make the festivities of Hari Raya Aidilfitri accessible for all Malaysians through its campaign 'Belonging,' which partnered with the Baju Raya Project to collect and redistribute pre-loved Raya clothing to orphans and single mothers, addressing the challenge of exclusion faced by less fortunate families during this significant celebration.
The future is for everyone
Source: https://www.campaignlive.co.uk/article/meta-the-future-everyone-in-house/1965912
Goal: Reassure users about AI
Claim: The AI future is for everyone
Media: Facebook
Summary: Meta's CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, has shared a video on Facebook to reassure users that the future of artificial intelligence is inclusive and accessible to everyone.
Changing the Perception that Cooking is Visual
Source: https://www.advertimes.com/20260731/article552608/
Goal: Improve inclusivity in cooking.
Claim: Cooking is not just for seeing.
Summary: Ajinomoto's 'SOUNDFUL RECIPE' is an initiative launched in February 2025 aimed at enhancing inclusivity in cooking. It addresses the limitations of traditional recipes that rely on visual cues by creating an auditory recipe site optimized for visually impaired individuals. The project seeks to change the perception that cooking is an activity solely for those who can see, making it an experience for everyone. The campaign has won several awards, including silver at ADFEST and Spikes Asia.
