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Meeting overview and presentations from WFA’s Media Forum during Global Marketer Week in Athens on 6th April 2022
Signatories include Avon, Diageo, Mastercard, SAP and Unilever, with the Argentine Chamber of Advertisers (CAA) and Women in Advertising (MEP) as allies
NABS, a UK wellbeing charity for the advertising an media industry, presented the results of a survey that highlights the worrying meltal health condition of many marketing professionals.
Claire McAlpine and Helen Brain, Joint Heads of MediaCom UK’s Social Change Hub, reveal how they are working with clients to make a difference on DEI and sustainability.
The report shows how audiences demand more of the media and entertainment industry in terms of diversity, equity and inclusion (DE&I) and will reward progress with trust and loyalty.
Why Frida Mom launched in the UK by exposing the truth behind childbirth and postpartum care with a bold and provocative integrated campaign
This article was originally published in Contagious I/O on 13 December 2021
R3 study reveals how marketers and agencies can best frame diversity and inclusion in a Southeast Asian context.
Deep dive on diversity & representation in media, following the launch of a new WFA guide to addressing DEI issues in the media planning & buying process
New framework details potential issues and opportunities in key areas
UN Women-led coalition to help eradicate stereotypes in ads now present in 11 of the largest ad markets
The guide has been developed by the European Association of Communication Agencies (EACA)
Launch session of the WFA trends report highlighting the current state of diversity and inclusion in the marketing industry.
Just under six out of 10 people in the global marketing business think that best opportunities go to the most deserving employees. That’s one of the startling findings in the full analysis of WFA’s Global DEI Census.
APAC countries surveyed broadly follow global trends with age and family status reported as most common forms of discrimination
Women and ethnic minorities in the marketing industry report poorer lived experiences than men and ethnic majorities
APAC markets perform marginally better against the global average for discrimination reported on basis of age and family status but slightly worse when it comes to negative behaviours, particularly reported by female respondents.
Overview of the CMO Forum held remotely on November 16, 2021.
The second Beyond Gender report offers valuable insight on intersectionality in advertising, supporting the Unstereotype Alliance's goal of eradicating harmful stereotypes from advertising and media.
Advertising can be a force for good that promotes change towards a more diverse and inclusive world. To help marketeers in this effort, UNICEF presented their "Promoting diversity and inclusion in advertising" playbook.
Chocolate brand celebrates Hindu festival by gifting the sense of touch to children with upper limb differences.
This article was originally published in Contagious I/O on 20 August 2021
How a UK broadcaster evolved its creative platform to challenge perceptions about disability and promote its Paralympics coverage
This article was originally published in Contagious I/O on 3 September 2021
Most common forms of discrimination globally were reported on the basis of age and family status
Women and ethnic minorities in the marketing industry report poorer lived experiences than men and ethnic majorities
But marketing still outperforms many other industries globally on DEI
How a telco proved the power of connectivity by registering undocumented children in Pakistan
This article was originally published in Contagious I/O on 4 October 2021