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11 posts tagged psa
We’re all the same - Give a chance for people with mental disabilities
Copy: “Thank you for treating us like regular people.”
Advertising Agency: Shalmor Avnon Amichay/ Y&R Interactive
Client: Akim, an association in Israel which helps integrate people with intellectual disabilities back into the society
Nature misses you
We are so consumed by our busy, technology-driven daily lifestyles that we all seem to forget the very simple things. This amazing multiple Cannes Lion-winning viral PSA campaign, created by German-born director Hanna Maria Heidrich, helps us remember the most important thing in life: Nature.
PSA of the day
“The more you drink, the slower you react. Please drink responsibly.”
Motorcycle eye chart by Utah Highway Safety Office
Advertising Agency: Richter7, Salt Lake City, USA
Creative Directors: Gary Sume, Ryan Anderson
Art Director: Ryan Anderson
Copywriter: Gary Sume
Published: November 2011
UNICEF. Turn off TV. Turn on life.
“See what you can switch on, when the screen is off. Unicef”
Advertising Agency: Lowe, Jakarta, Indonesia
Creative Director: Ferly Novriadi
Art Director: Tania Huiny
Copywriter: Ferly Novriadi
The Non-Smokers Art Calendar
“One year without cigarettes. And your lungs can breathe again.”
Advertising Agency: Serviceplan Health & Life, Munich, Germany
Creative Director: Mike Rogers
Art Director: Wolfgang Nagel
Copywriter: Christoph Bohlender
Published: January 2011
UNICEF - Do you have the ‘maternal instinct’?
(via adyeah)
Nice Russian Public Service Ad for reading
The headline translates to: “Reading is not harmful, it is harmful not to read.”
via Copyranter
Each minute counts
10th Anniversary of 9/11 - “I am An American”
In September 2001, Texas ad agency GSD&M created a PSA to celebrate the country’s extraordinary diversity and remind Americans that it was the time to unite as a country. And 10 years later, the message continues to resonate. Response to the PSAs in 2001 was unprecedented - the media donated $100 million in time and space in the first year, and Americans around the world voiced their support for such an important and timely message.
Which one of you is behind the wheel today?
Road safety is in your hands
