Spreading breast cancer awareness is much more than pinning a pink ribbon to your top, it’s about actually addressing it with utmost sincerity. Some brands over the years have succeeded in doing so; let’s have a look at Breast Cancer awareness campaigns that stirred us.
Breast Cancer awareness campaigns need to be sensitive yet impactful. Very few brands have managed to achieve this feat.
Don’t get scared- Get checked
Straight to the point, this campaign normalizes breasts and promotes self-examination for early detection through this spectacular campaign.
The Naked Truth
New Zealand’s Breast Cancer Foundation created their own version of the Elaine C Smith’s ad, by creating a film that adheres to the television rules of not showing nipples before 8.30 pm by finding a wise workaround making a strong point.
Body Image After Breast Cancer
UK based organization Breast Cancer Care’s prime motto was to be a support system for women affected by it, which includes aiding them through self-esteem, body image issues that take birth from mastectomies.
Pink Ribbon Highway
Icelandic creative agency teamed with with Icelandic Cancer Society to turn a highway ramp in Reykjavik into the pink ribbon to acknowledge awareness around breast cancer
#WhatNormalFeelsLike
Celebrating diversity of boobs, tiny or saggy this campaign looked at them beyond size where seven bare-chested ladies became a part of this hard-hitting campaign.
#StoriesOfTheGirls
This campaign looks at engaging women in conversations around their health and heartens them to be proactive about their breast health by getting annual mammogram.
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Keep a Breast
The organization, Keep a Breast hears interesting personal messages about the meaning of their ‘I love boobies!’ bracelets everyday which were created to show solidarity for breast cancer awareness. For others to hear about these inspiring messages, they created #ThisIsMYPinkRibbon campaign to allow everyone to share with the world why they wear an ‘I Love Boobies!’ braceles.
Harvard University
The university, to commemorate the Breast Cancer Awareness week, they created a video to extend the fight against this deadly disease.
Social media is a boon that enables us to channel communications that benefit the society, organizations and brands, putting this medium to good use by creatively creating content around Breast Cancer awareness which is a global health issue.
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