Gender Equality
Does comms need a 'Men in PR' group? Industry debates
The PR industry has been discussing whether now is the time to launch an advocacy group for men working in comms, in light of International Men’s Day last weekend.
Singapore Army's recruitment campaign marches to a new beat
Stepping away from tradition and authority showcased in military ads, Tribal Worldwide's bold and inclusive spin will resonate with a diverse audience.
Dove body image ads accused of being irresponsible but ASA rules otherwise
More than 100 complaints received over 'Self-Esteem Project' campaign.
Unstereotype Alliance to assess race, disability and age representation in ads
Unstereotype Alliance to assess race, disability and age representation in ads
Beyond hot flashes: Understanding the complexity of menopause at work
The average age for menopause in women is between 45 and 55, but perimenopause can start as early as late 30s. IPG Mediabrands' head of diversity shares how employers can create a more supportive environment for women closer to menopause.
DEIB needs a rebrand to incorporate neurodiversity
It’s almost 2024. It’s time to add accessibility to the equation.
Women to Watch Greater China 2024 opens for entries
Campaign’s coveted list featuring top female talent from Greater China returns for a fourth year. Nominate the women whose work—and ways of working—inspire you.
The future of women at work
The fight for gender equality in the workplace is not a “women’s issue” and doesn’t come at the cost or displacement of other groups, says Wacl's president Nishma Patel Robb.
From pressure to triumph, Nike celebrates girl power in new campaign
Redefine perfection, embrace individuality and inspire greatness—Nike's vision for International Day of the Girl Child via W+K Tokyo.
Grey Tokyo's Yukiko Ochiai on celebrating the agency's 60th anniversary, empowering women and more
On the occasion of Grey Tokyo’s 60th anniversary, president and CEO Yukiko Ochiai shares her inspirational career stories, thoughts on female empowerment across Japan's ad landscape, her vision for the future, and more.
Dentsu launches female-focused practice in Hong Kong to improve gender diversity in ads
Over 63% of senior staff at DentsuHer are women who will represent areas including creative, media, and customer experience marketing.
Is the right to ask a question of culture?
Whether it's women in the workplace or minority groups lacking representation, we all have the right to ask for what we truly deserve. WPP India's Apoorva Bapna shares her thoughts on how culture is a key part of truly levelling the career field.
Inclusive marketing: embrace or cancel?
A new study reveals what consumers really think.
WFA census shows Japan faces the highest inclusivity challenges
Japan trails far behind in terms of how companies deal with discrimination, negative behaviours, mental health, and diversity and inclusion perceptions, according to WFA's second WFA global census.
DoubleVerify’s global CCO: “If you run your business by looking at the stock price, you’re going to make some not very good decisions.”
DoubleVerify has been verifying data for hundreds of leading global brands for well over a decade. As an era of misinformation further beckons, their global CCO speaks exclusively to Campaign on what they're doing to overcome critical challenges.
Women must have a seat at the table in Japan
The gender gap of all sorts in Japan continues to be disappointing, opines Kyoko Matsushita, CEO of WPP in Japan—saying action is needed and it's needed now.
Nike shines a light on Filipino basketball culture with 'The Courtyard'
Nike's latest initiative is a nod to the growing passion for the game in the region, as three Asian countries play host to this year's FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023.
Inside Dove’s armpit-heavy New York City campaign
The brand’s “free the pit” messaging is a response to the widespread lack of “armpit confidence” amongst women and girls.
Like kicking a square ball: Allianz highlights the challenges facing female athletes
That symbolism was the key to Allianz’s World Cup-tied campaign.
Is radical honesty better in the era of AI?
SOUNDING BOARD: WPP's CEO Mark Read recently admitted the company is using AI to cut costs. As investment in the space ramps up, is it better for industry leaders to be upfront about the impact it will have, be it good or bad?
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