Tag: Culture

This interactive workshop will give you the tools you need to effect change in your visual communications to be inclusive and representative of the world around you.

More accurately, authentically, and generously representing the Asian American community can help drive cultural change.

If we truly want to make the world a better place through marketing, sometimes the best thing a brand can do is stand to the side and allow the companies that are truly changing the world to have the spotlight they deserve. 

Displays of solidarity are wonderful, but they mean nothing if we don’t put action behind them.

Having a corporate DNA that crosses borders while maintaining unwavering respect for geographic differences in business practices and regulations is the winning formula to multinational growth.     

Hear from those who bring these communities together and create these never-to-be-repeated experiences in conversation with Adam Harris, Global Head of the Twitch Brand Partnership Studio.

Supporting employees and cultivating compassion for LGBTQIA+ employees beyond June By Paul LaFleur, Design Director, Hook The cosmos knew well before I did that being gay was written in the stars. Having been born on June 28th—Christopher Street Liberation Day and the anniversary of the Stonewall Riots—I am intimately aware that from the 1st of June through month’s end, agencies…

Programmatic DOOH has a large part to play in reaching that valuation by opening up opportunities for brands to make their buying smarter and fully optimized.

This presentation offers guidelines for visual storytelling about Asian people and culture across various aspects of their identities, passions, and lived experiences.

As the podcasting world becomes increasingly diverse, best practices for reaching audiences will evolve to reflect the greater number of voices being heard.

Rather than just scrambling for the latest sustainability PR hit around what they market, every marketer can decarbonize their advertising by rethinking how they market. 

It’s imperative for brands looking to make a positive, compassionate mark on the world to do so now, in the tumult of the abortion debate.

We’re diving deep into what’s now, what’s next, and what we’ve got our eyes on in the future. Download the full 2022 Twitter Trends Report to keep your marketing ahead of what’s ahead.

Fostering accessibility across the range of beauty and wellness brand experiences on the internet is a huge responsibility and will take collaboration between agencies and brands to ensure websites have met as many accessibility standards as possible.

Mike Foster, founder and strategic creative director at Straight Forward, explores how brands can take action to spark emotional connections in an era of uncertainty.

Far too often, a Black creative or strategist will share an idea or concept that gets remixed or watered down by their counterparts or superiors, losing all the special vision it once had.

If you want a job done best, hire anyone who cares deeply for something beyond their day-to-day profession. Try hiring a mom.   

For the creative industry (and advertising in particular) to better reflect society, real work must happen.

The rise of staunch individualism combined with a newfound power and freedom to say “no” means brands and businesses need to pay close attention to the wants, needs and desires of women or risk being shut out of life in the new normal.

Sports media 2.0 is very much a living and breathing concept that will continue to converge and evolve.