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Worldstudio is an innovative strategy and communications firm that builds bridges between our clients and communities to enable positive social change.
Our unique approach, combined with our creativity and experience,consistently delivers on our mission ofhelping inspired organizations make a difference.
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Shocking Advertisements – Part II
21. Colin Glass Cleaner: Spider
Advertising Agency: JWT
22. Colombian Association of Arterial Hypertension: Home
Advertising Agency: DDB
23. Concordia Children’s Services: Piglets
Advertising Agency: Y&R
24. Discriminatie.nl: Hide
Advertising Agency: Imagine
25. Domestic Violence: Livingroom
Advertising Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi
26. Eagle Print Awards 2009: Cactus
Advertising Agency: KingJames
27. Emirates Arthritis Foundation: Painful
Advertising Agency: The Classic Partnership
28. E.N.P.A.: Spray
Advertising Agency: Lowe + Partners
29. Family Network Foundation: Dad
Advertising Agency: V2 Power
30. Fashion Outlet Zurich: Cow
Advertising Agency: Ruf Lanz
31. Findus Fraich’Frites: Grandchildren
Advertising Agency: Grey
32. Foundation Abbé Pierre: The Lifeguard
Advertising Agency: BDDP Unlimited
33. Fur Free: Angry Fox
Advertising Agency: Milos Sibinovic
34. Glassing Sunglasses: Kiss My Glass
Advertising Agency: Y&R
35. Good Parent: Boy
Advertising Agency: DDB
36. Government of the State of Santa Catarina: Hamburger
Advertising Agency: Grupo Fórmula Comunicação
37. Gringo’s Tequila: El Matador Peligroso
Advertising Agency: Volcano
38. Humans for Animals: Seal
Advertising Agency: TBWA
39. IndyAct: Bobcat
Advertising Agency: DDB
40. Just Liquid Hand Wash: Cockroaches
Advertising Agency:
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Shocking Advertisements – Part I
1. 13th Street: Be Patient
Advertising Agency: Jung von Matt/Spree GmbH
2. A Bela Sintra: Foot
Advertising Agency: Giovanni + DraftFcb
3. Ace: Tarantula
Advertising Agency: Grey
4. Alac: Kitchen
Advertising Agency: BBDO
5. Alka-Seltzer: New Year
Advertising Agency: Provid
6. AMAM (Association of Women Against Genital Mutilation): Plastic Doll
Advertising Agency: BBDO
7. Amnesty International: Archer
Advertising Agency: TBWA
8. Amnesty International: Red Little Tender
Advertising Agency: Unitas/RNL
9. Ariel: Ketchup
Advertising Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi
10. Ariel: Pervert
Advertising Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi
11. AshtrayMouth.com: Roach Girl
Advertising Agency: Sedgwick Rd
12. Aware Helpline: Verbal Abuse
Advertising Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi
13. Canex: Spaniel
Advertising Agency: TBWA
14. Caribú Bitter: Canari
Advertising Agency: Lowe + Partners
15. Caribú Bitter: Poison
Advertising Agency: Lowe + Partners
16. Casa Do Menor: Hands
Advertising Agency: McCann Worldgroup
17. Casa & Perfume Air Freshener: Fish
Advertising Agency: Fala
18. Cerveira Art Biennial: Botticelli
Advertising Agency: McCann Worldgroup
19. Child Health Foundation: The Scream
Advertising Agency: Serviceplan Gruppe
20. Coalition to Stop the Use of Child Soldiers: England
Advertising Agency: Miami Ad School
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British Brands Group
Welcome to the website for The British Brands Group.We are a membership organisation dedicated to championing brands in the UK. Our objective is to ensure that their positive contribution to consumers, the economy and society is better understood by policy makers and others. Our members include leading brand manufacturers of all sizes and we provide a forum for them to discuss issues affecting brands in the UK. We are the UK arm of AIM ( the European Brands Association ) and part of an integral network of similar national organisations around the world.
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Safran discusses how the broad folklore material offers opportunities to engage
(May 19, 2011) Gabriella Safran recounts her recent experience teaching a WRITE-2 class on folklore and literature. Safran discusses how the broad folklore material offers opportunities to engage a variety of students’ writing abilities
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Cities are great. They have movement, activity and diversity.
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Episode 51- The Arsenal of Exclusion
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“Cities exist to bring people together, but cities can also keep people apart”
– Daniel D’Oca, Urban Planner, Interboro Partners.
Cities are great. They have movement, activity and diversity. But go to any city and it’s pretty clear, a place can be diverse without really being integrated. This segregation isn’t accidental. There are design elements in the urban landscape, that Daniel D’Oca calls “weapons,” that are used by “architects, planners, policy-makers, developers, real estate brokers, community activists, neighborhood associations, and individuals to wage the ongoing war between integration and segregation.”
Daniel D’Oca is an urban planner with Interboro Partners, an architecture and design firm based in New York City. Over the past few years, D’Oca, along with colleagues Tobias Armborst and Georgeen Theodore have been cataloging all the stuff inside of a city that planners use to increase or restrict people’s access to space. They’re publishing their findings in a book called The Arsenal of Inclusion and Exclusion: 101 Things That Open And Close the City (Fall 2012).
D’Oca took our own Sam Greenspan and Scott Goldberg on a tour of Baltimore to demonstrate the subtle ways different neighborhoods are kept apart.
Interboro Partners described more weapons in the Arsenal of Exclusion & Inclusion in a great Esquire article.
(Above: Daniel D’Oca shows Sam Greenspan the iron fence at the site of the former Hollander Ridge housing project on the Baltimore County line. Credit: Scott Goldberg)
(Above: The residential parking permit zones on either side of Greenmount Ave. Permit only parking keeps non-residents, including students from nearby Johns Hopkins, from leaving their cars in the neighborhood.)
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