Celebrating and Supporting Women

Dove ran a local campaign in the Russian market to celebrate real women and real beauty.

During Women’s History Month, Diageo shared the untold stories of the craftswomen that help to create the brand’s quality whiskey products that consumers love.

Kotak General Insurance wanted to change the mindset of people toward women driving and to celebrate the contemporary Indian women who are driving with a discernible change in road safety while fighting deep-rooted societal biases.

Procter & Gamble attended Essence Festival to promote awareness of and engagement with its “My Black is Beautiful” campaign, which strives to improve the way that African-American women are portrayed in popular culture.

Assaulted Women’s Helpline (AWHL) took on an issue that Canadian’s quietly keep behind closed doors, domestic abuse. It did it by cleverly illustrating that despite what you may have thought, domestic abuse isn’t an isolated issue among a disadvantaged low income few.

Chevron undertook a campaign to promote women in STEM careers.

On International Women's Day, Nanhi Kali launched an awareness campaign to highlight the plight of women in India by creating an online chess game wherein one player had to play with a Powerless Queen, i.e. a queen which couldn't move against the computer which has a Powerful Queen.

Age-defying creams and better-for-you cereals don't empower women. Changing her life, improving her family’s outlook, lifting her community — that’s empowering. That’s what Upstream USA does in its mission to partner with states and health care providers to make contraception accessible for all.

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