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What would you like to be when you grow up? is the latest social ad from Greenpeace Greece. An amazing campaign pointing out that the earth is becoming more and more of a hostel place to be in. The little girl at the end of this ad tells the truth about our beloved planet…
I would like to be an astronaut so I can get out of this place… is her answer to the question.
As sad as it may be, she speaks the truth…and if we continue to ignore the problems of our planet and the signs that it sends us, we will soon find ourselves in a place that is impossible to live.
Burma Campaign UK launched a video and poster campaign about the never ending disaster in Burma and the military dictatorship. The new animated film tells the story of a little girl called Khin Mar, who survived Cyclone Nargis but whose village is later destroyed by the military dictatorship.
If the Burmese regime cared about its people they wouldn’t leave storm victims to die, shoot at peaceful protestors and rape 5 year old girls, like Khin Mar. We are launching this campaign because the world must realize that the real disaster in Burma is the regime. The last 9 months have shown the world that the regime will stop at nothing to stay in power, said Johnny Chatterton, Campaigns Officer for Burma Campaign UK.
Unfortunately, this is one of too many examples of human beings suffering from others’ need of power, greed, stupidity, neglect and indifference.
This new social ad, called “The Real Disaster”, was created by Ogilvy Advertising and is narrated by famous comedian Ricky Gervais.
“Paws For a Cause Day” is a campaign made by RSPCA (The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) and it will take place on the 29th of February 2008.
“Not all animals can protect themselves…That’s why we need RSPCA…” and that’s why we all must help them collecting all the money they need for continuing their great work in protecting, housing and healing animals (www.pawsforacause.com.au).
Animals can’t protect themselves, but we can protect them. So lets do that…
