American Red Cross: You've got time
April 04, 2022
Charity PSAs tend to go for an emotional hit to get viewers engaged, but the latest film for the American Red Cross opts for humor instead.
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency: Toll Booth
March 25, 2022
A new road safety PSA from Waka Kotahi, the New Zealand Transport Agency, gets across a message about the "price" the country's people pay road deaths in a chilling, almost horror film-like way.Â
Teens don't care about climate change in Fridays for Future PSA
March 21, 2022
A new PSA from Fridays for Future, the climate change movement started by Greta Thunberg, sees teens making surprisingly skeptical climate change pronouncements—but it's all for a reason.
Misogynistic words can escalate to much worse, says this powerful PSA
March 14, 2022
A new campaign from the U.K.'s Mayor of London office graphically calls out misogyny and aims to show men that they can play a role in stepping in against their friends.
Parents of Road Victims: Empty Rooms
January 07, 2022
Belgian charity Parents of Road Victims drew attention to dangerous driving over the holiday season by capturing the attention of those booking accommodations online.
White Ribbon: Uncomposed
December 15, 2021
A new initiative by White Ribbon, the Canadian charity that aims to end gender-based violence and toxic masculinity, centers on a piece of music specifically composed to help men express their emotions.
Crisis: Twelve Nights
December 03, 2021
Celebrity voices including Coldplay's Chris Martin and actors Emma Thompson and Will Poulter are among the narrators of a film for U.K. homelessness charity Crisis, which puts a sobering spin on the "12 Days of Christmas."
UNFPA: Bodyright
December 02, 2021
Not all online experiences are equal. Women in particular often face online harassment and abuse, turning the internet into a place of vitriol and fear.
Women's Aid: Spot the Abuse
November 29, 2021
A new ad from Women's Aid, the U.K. domestic abuse charity, uses a quiz show format to highlight behavior that counts as "coercive control," even though victims might not even recognize it as such.
This chilling 'smartphone ad' reveals a message about domestic abuse
November 16, 2021
The technology on smartphones puts the world at your fingertips—it enables you to control devices in your home, track the whereabouts of your family or pets and store tons of content videos.
San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance: Imposters
November 03, 2021
A new campaign from the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance puts a light-hearted spin on wildlife conservation to get across a serious message in a week when the world is focused on the environment during COP26.
COP26: Action this day
November 01, 2021
Climate change summit COP26 in Glasgow has begun, and as part of the opening ceremony a four-minute short film, featuring dramatic mobile footage of climate disasters, aired to delegates.
Stamma: Not just one day
October 25, 2021
To mark International Stammering Awareness Day on Friday Oct. 22, Stamma, the British Stammering Association, started a petition calling for people who stutter to be visibly and authentically portrayed in the media.Â
Period: Period Piece PSAs
October 13, 2021
As California becomes the latest state to hand out free menstrual products, a new campa
Stella McCartney plays a sex ed teacher—for an important cause
October 01, 2021
Fashion designer Stella McCartney plays a '70s style sex ed instructor who appears in a video watched by the cast of Netflix's "Sex Education," in a new PSA created for the U.K.'s Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Project Everyone: The world's to-do list
September 22, 2021
The latest film from Project Everyone, the non-profit devised by writer and director Richard Curtis promoting the United Nations' Global Goals for Sustainable Development, covers iconic locations in giant sticky notes representing the world's "to-
Ad Council: Do it for me
September 21, 2021
A thoughtulf new PSA from the Ad Council brings togther young adults, both vaccinated and unvaccinated, to discuss vaccine hesitancy from "a place of love and empathy."
WaterAid: Climate Stories
August 11, 2021
As climate change continues to wreak havoc on the world, nonpro
The Rainforest Fire Channel
July 01, 2021
To put it mildly, 2019 was a bad year for natural disasters.