United Nations Environment Programme
UNeasy Truths
Putting ocean plastic pollution where people could see it
Plastic enters the ocean constantly, but most people never see it happen. That distance makes the scale of the problem easy to ignore.
UNeasy Truths brought the problem into the places people were already watching. The campaign polluted social feeds, turning the rate of plastic entering the ocean into interruptions people could see, with each piece leading to the UN pledge.
To move beyond the usual environmental audience, I created live stream takeovers with influential streamers. Plastic slowly invaded their screens as they played, turning an invisible statistic into something the audience could watch happen.
2022 BIMA: SILVER in Not for profit and charity
2022 The Shorty Awards: FINALIST in Impact/Environment