Staff Reporters
Mar 7, 2025

Why gender-equality campaigns need to go past mushy sentimentality

IWD 2025: Women creatives across the region talk about their favourite gender-equality campaigns that that mark a real force for action and change.

Clockwise from top left: Yan He (UltraSuperNew), Merlee Jayme (Jayme HQ), Ella Rochelle Legaspi Flores (Mediabrands Content Studio), Angie Featherstone (TSLA), Pathida Akkarajindanon (Wolf BKK), Aurelia Albrecht (AKQA), Mandy Chock (FCB Shout) and Rebecca Nadilo (Iris)

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