ADVERTISING

Wizo

There Are Some Flowers That No Woman Should Receive

Agency: BBDO

Description

WIZO (Women's International Zionist Organization), the largest women's association in Israel, the Families of Murder Victims organization alongside the advertising agency Gitam BBDO aimed to change the law related to domestic violence and targeted influent politicians on Tu B'Av, the Hebrew Valentine's Day, by sending them flowers, but not regular roses or just colorful bouquets.
The ministers and the Parliament members got dried mourning flowers, taken from the murder victims' graves, women killed by their partners In a burst of rage, jealousy or temporary insanity.
Tens of women sadly were killed during 2016, and with a relaxed punishment for the perpetrators, the phenomena just got worse over the next year and the number of murdered women by their own spouse continued to increase.
Something had to be done in order to impact the decision-makers in Israel to change a very relaxed law and prevent any more domestic violence deaths.
The campaign was shot and produced in collaboration with some of the murdered women’s children. Although a very emotional and personal journey, they were committed to the cause and believed in its purpose.
In just a few days, the campaign became viral, with thousands of shares and hundreds of thousands of comments to a very heated discussion that started online.

This professional campaign titled 'There Are Some Flowers That No Woman Should Receive' was published in Israel in February, 2018. It was created for the brand: Wizo, by ad agency: BBDO. This Film medium campaign is related to the Public Interest industry and contains 1 media asset. It was submitted about 6 years ago.

Credits

Advertising Agency: Gitam BBDO, Tel Aviv, Israel
Head of Creative: Danny Yakobowitch
VP Creative Director: Eran Nir
Art Director: Danielle Lee Vardi
Copywriter: Michal Perry
VP Production: Gali Starkman
Agency Producer: Noy Kirilovsky
VP Account: Yonatan Regev
Account Supervisor: Hagar Fogel
Director:Tal Almog
Photographer: Ido Karni
Editor: Jessica Klaverman

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