Designers from Denmark, Kosovo and France won the top three prizes in the UN European Ad Competition, No to Violence Against Women, UNRIC, the organizers, announced in Brussels 19 October.
Designers from Denmark, Kosovo and France won the top three prizes in the UN European Ad Competition, No to Violence Against Women, UNRIC, the organizers, announced in Brussels 19 October.
30 Finalists from the 2011 United Nations European Ad Competition to Say NO to Violence Against Women – Competition.Create4theUN.eu.
We have received more than 2,700 ads, from 40 countries saying No to Violence Against Women.
Over 120,000 people cast their votes in the Public Vote Prize and the winner is Gjoke Gojani for his ad “Treat me like a Woman”
The Youth Prize will be selected by Fabrica, the Benetton Group communication research centre. The name of the winner of this prize will be announced at the end of September.
And the first prize, selected by a panel of distinguished jury members will be announced at a ceremony in Brussels in October.
The competition is an initiative of the United Nations Regional Informational Centre for Western Europe UNRIC, and UN Women, the new UN Entity for Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment.
Afsané Bassir-Pour, the Director of UNRIC, praised the enthusiasm with which Europeans joined the competition saying “our aim was to raise awareness on this issue, help break the taboo, and to do this by reaching out to the European creative community. A picture, as they say, is worth a thousand words. So thank you Europeans.”
Targeting the important issue of violence against women is not only a matter for governments and NGO’s, but should also be a concern for young people, our leaders of the future.
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More than 2,700 entries from 40 European countries – prepared by both professionals and ordinary members of the public – were submitted in the contest, and three winners will be selected. The winning entry, chosen by a seven-member jury of experts, will be revealed at an awards ceremony in November and a youth winner will be selected by Fabrica, the Benetton Group communication research centre and announced in September.
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