Corinna Falusi
CCO & Partner at Mother
New York, Stati Uniti
TitoloThe Refugee Nation
Agenzia
Campagna The Refugee Nation
Cliente Amnesty International
Marca Amnesty International
PostedMag 2017
Settore Fondazioni caritatevoli, Volontariato
Trama The Refugee Nation brought about a long overdue change in conversation about refugees across the globe. For the first time in the Rio Olympics, the world saw a small team of ten refugees make the biggest visual statement by waving The Refugee Flag with pride and march into the arena. Making the flag a powerful symbol of solidarity for the refugee community worldwide.
Till date, The Refugee Nation has generated more than 5 Billion media impression, which is a 150% increase from last year. Yet the cultural impact this project has made is what’s most rewarding to us.
The 2016 Olympics may have ended two years ago, but The Refugee Nation Flag still waves on. The flag was adopted by refugee athletes, communities and their supporters around the world. The flag flies at the most important camps such as Lesbos (Greece), Kakuma (Kenya) and Zaatari (Jordan), Templehof (Germany) and in Bangladesh, which is home to over 600,000 Rohingyan refugees.
The flag has been used by many NGO’s to represent their own activities globally. Students and faculty across the US have waved the flag from coast to coast, representing their openness to welcome refugees. The Refugee Flag was present at the most political Oscars ever, where celebrities wore it on their chest as a badge of honor. It marched with millions of women in Washington, and appeared in the streets of Manhattan to protest President Trump’s xenophobic immigration policies.
Since last year, the flag has also generated job opportunities for refugees arriving in Europe, through a program called Makers Unite. It makes use of abandoned life vests that were worn by refugees, to create mini flags which are sold online and at The Rijksmuseum Museum.
The Refugee Nation flag has also made its way into modern culture and is exhibited at the most popular museums across the globe to more than 20 million visitors. Some of these museums include The MoMA (NYC), V&A Museum (London), National Museum of Arts and History Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam and many more hotspots around the world.
What started off as a statement during the 2016 Olympics, has now evolved into a worldwide stand for refugees everywhere.
Tipo di Media Case Study
Lunghezza
Creative Direction
Creative Direction
Creative Direction
Creative Direction
Creative Direction
Creative
Design Creative Direction
Creative
Producer
Animations and website
Animations and website
Creative Direction Alfonso Marian
Creative Direction Corinna Falusi
Creative Direction Jon Wagner
Creative Direction, Creative Rodrigo Moran
Creative Direction, Creative Artur Lipori
Creative Direction, Creative Caro Rebello
Creative Direction, Creative Ricard Valero
Design Creative Direction Bastien Baumann
Creative Belén Márquez, Eduardo Lunardi, Arthur Amiune, Renato Tagliari, Belén Aragón
Creative Imen Soltani, Arjun Roy
Creative Direction, Creative Gil Kuruneri
Producer Akiko Nakashima
Animations and website Lucas Camargo, Justin Au
PM and Director of Creative Services Mae Floredeliza, Harley Saftler
Senior Production Manager Michael Eibner
Director Raphael Dias, Marcelo Vidal, Nayana Gouvêa
Cinematographer Aramis Barros
Editor Hugo Freitas
Producer Gabriel Nogueira, Daniel Lins
Production and Post Production Guilherme Guiness, Tiago Gavassi, Lucas Negrão
Cinematographer Ramsés Rezende
Director Guilherme Pau y Biglia
Editor Giuliano Biondi Batista, Leornardo Scholz
Producer Mariana Van Bylt
Camera Assistant Wilson Roberto
Music & Sound Eduardo Karas, Lucas Sfair, Filipe Resende
Designer Yara Said
Composer Moutaz Arian
Photographer Francisco de Deus
Print Production Paulo Eduardo Gancho, Ana Paula Gancho
Entrant Company SQUARE PIXEL
Idea Creation OGILVY
Production SQUARE PIXEL
Production PIMENTA PRINT
Production ASTEROIDE FILMS
Production CANJA AUDIO CULTURE

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