Climate creatives demand fossil fuels be excluded from advertising awards

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On 28 May 2021
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Comms Declare, a group of communications and creative professionals supporting climate action, has asked major Australian awards to exclude fossil fuels from competition. The petition has been launched along with a letter to the Australian Marketing Institute, the Public Relations Institute of Australia, Effie Australia, Cannes Lion Australia, B&T, Ad News and Mumbrella. Air pollution […]

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Media Release – Agencies and environmental leaders unite against fossil fuels

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On 22 March 2021
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Leading environment and social justice groups, the Australian Conservation Foundation, 350.org and Uniting have joined top creative agencies, Brains, Compass Studio, Republic of Everyone, The Bravery, Christopher Doyle, Fifty Acres, Edge, Analog Folk, 303 MullenLowe and many more, to declare they won’t promote fossil fuels. They are some of the 66 organisations and 280 individuals […]

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Media Release: Australian Open – Santos sponsorship is a double fault

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On 8 February 2021
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Comms Declare, an industry body representing hundreds of workers in advertising, media, PR and marketing, has criticised the Australian Open for accepting Santos as an ‘Official Natural Gas Partner’. The gas giant and ATP Cup announced the multi-year partnership yesterday despite Tennis Australia being the first sporting organisation to commit to the United Nations Sports […]

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Benedictus Media named Climate Comms Champion after industry survey

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On 17 November 2020
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The first major survey of marketing, advertising and media agencies has found an overwhelming interest in being part of the solution to global warming. A massive 87% agreed climate action is important to attract employees, 67% were aligning business strategy with climate action and 67% were committed to net zero emissions by 2040. Over the […]