Posts Tagged ‘homelessness’
crisis: welcome the homeless back in
August 15th, 2010 by lifeproof
This new consciousness raising campaign, which is again about the homeless: the second greatest product (after unemployment) of the economic crisis, comes from Britain. CRISIS, which is an NGO that works for the homeless, commissioned the film. Jonathan Pearson has prepared an influential advertising film about the campaign, in which there is a man who enters [...]
Tags: activism, activism marketing, activist advertising, activist design, BBH, Brendan MacKey, Canon 5D, CRISIS, crisis.org.uk, Dean Woodhouse, economic crisis, economic recession, Finsbury Park, Help us welcome the homeless back in, homeless, homelessness, Hugo Bierschenk, Jonathan Pearson, marketing activism, ngo, social activism, Steam Media, The Inspiration Room, Touching the Void, viral marketing
Posted in Black Yogurt Chronicles
strassenkoeter: art for the homeless
March 21st, 2010 by lifeproof
German artist duo, Strassenkoeter, has prepared a series of photo illustrations for Hinz & Kunzt, the homeless magazine in Hamburg. The magazine is Hamburg’s largest employment project for the homeless wants to give homeless people help themselves with another chance and give a perspective. Strassenkoeter attracts attention to the problems and hardships of the homeless as [...]
Tags: activism, art, artist duo, Design You Trust, german artists, Germany, Hamburg, Hinz & Kunzt, homeless, homelessness, public service, social criticism, Strassenkoeter, Strassenköter
Posted in PinPoint, Reminder
can’t ignore virtual homeless
March 11th, 2010 by lifeproof
A virtual call to action. The collaboration of technology, art, activism and marketing in one brings us a campaign, which–I think–has analyzed and strategized their target group and their perceptual categories: a homeless person that they cannot ignore as he comes through the medium that they can see. Sarkissian Mason bring to light the reality [...]
Tags: Aaron Sedlack, activism, ambient marketing, Ambient!, creative thinking, Denise Reynolds, design thinking, Gabe Garner, homelessness, interactive advertising, interactive marketing, Jason Horwitz, Jeff Caldwell, New York, OOH, Pathways to Housing, perceptual categories, Raquel Gimenez, Sarkissian Mason, virtual homeless
Posted in PinPoint, Reminder