#MixForBoobs

To raise breast cancer awareness among young Belgian women for NRJ Belgium and Pink Ribbon we launched the #MixForBoobs campaign.

We came up with the idea to use the scratching techniques of DJs to mimic self-examination gestures, resulting in boobs-shaped double vinyl albums.

These records featured tracks that have the same duration as a breast examination, accompanied by acapella lyrics providing instructions and emphasizing the importance of regular screenings.

Users could create mixes while learning lifesaving gestures against breast cancer. The campaign included a mix of engaging content, a music video with NRJ hosts, artists, and influencers, and a unique online experience. Ogilvy Social.Lab created social content to educate young audiences on self-examination and launched a TikTok challenge to encourage users to mix the records.

 

Thanks to Petra De Roos for choosing our campaign 🙂

AWARDS

  •  The One Club Gold Radio & Audio / Gold Brand Partnership
  • AMMA Awards Best use of native & content
  • CBA Silver Brand activation / Siver PR / Silver Social Behaviour
  • PHNX Awards Gold Awareness / Gold Integrated/ Siver PR
  • Cannes Shortlist Culture & Context > Social Behaviour / Shortlist PR
  • Gerety Awards Bronze at Gerety in the Health Cut
  • Effie Awards Europe Bronze
  • BORA Bronze & Press Awards
  • BOCA Gold / Silver / Craftmanship Award
  • BOA Silver / Bronze

CREDITS

 

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Art, Aurélie Van daelen, Breast Cancer, Breast Examination, Charles Saskia, Clara Luciani, Creative, Design, Gaelle Van Rosen, Graphic Design, Julie Taton, Julie Vermeire, Noortje Palmers, NRJ, Pink Ribbon, PR campaign, Prevention, Print, Product Design, Productising, Self Examination, Shalimar, Social Campaign, Typh Barrow, Vinyls