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Award for Social Good Design

Award Sponsor: Gravity

On the left, Gutting Truth campaign poster mockup. On the right, Creo Toys packaging box

Winners (Tie): Anais Bayle Student RGD & Nazeem Junggee Student RGD

 

Winning Project (Tie): Creo Toys by Anais Bayle Student RGD

School: Capilano University, North Vancouver, BC; Educator Support: Shayne Letain & Gae Wakabayashi

This project addresses how society assigns different toys to boys and girls, leading to differences in their learning and development from as young as 2–3 years old. Creo tackles these disparities by combining physical and educational attributes typically associated with either gender. Its branding showcases a balanced approach, using a nutritional metaphor to highlight the skills developed through play. The visual identity features fun typography and vibrant colours, effectively communicating the importance of a balanced toy box for healthy development.

Creo Toys product packaging boxes

 

 

Winning Project (Tie): The Gutting Truth: Ocean Plastic Pollution Awareness Campaign by Nazeem Junggee Student RGD

School: LaSalle College, Vancouver, BC; Educator Support: Michael Simons & Anne Ahmad-Burnett

The “Gutting Truth” campaign highlights the severity of ocean plastic pollution. Using original photographs and factual information, the project aims to inspire action and responsible consumption and get more support for Oceana’s conservation efforts. It targets consumers, businesses and policymakers with the use of two posters to highlight the absurdity of plastic in seafood: "Straight from the fish's mouth" alters a common expression to reveal the harsh truth, and "can you swallow" challenges viewers to confront the reality of more plastic than fish in the ocean by 2050.

Two (2) mocked up posters for the "Gutting Truth" campaign

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