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In Africa, many of the measures we’ve put into place, like quarantines and social distancing, are more difficult to implement, which is why non-profit SpeakUpAfrica, in collaboration … read morewith media group and creative agency Yard, helped create a campaign to develop awareness of the critical actions that need to be taken. Working with artists, singers and athletes, they developed a series of vibrant “Cool Notices” graphic illustrations for the well-known personalities to post online in order to reach an important community of their followers, African youth. Using their network, Yard reached out to actors like Omar Sy, athletes such as Knicks player Frank Ntilikina, fashion brands like Daily Paper and made in Africa shop Tongoro, and singers like French rapper Kalash 972, to create personalized illustrations featuring their likeness and messages that play off their lyrics and catchphrases. The goal is to focus on youth, who make up 70% of the continent’s population, and who are often exposed to fake news or rumors. Furthermore, on a continent where resources are much scarcer than other areas in the world - fewer doctors, hospital beds and medical supplies and lack of access to water – slowing the virus’s spread is vital and raising awareness is urgent.
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Account Manager: Jayde Mageot
Account Manager: Ibrahima Gaye
Senior Account Manager: Cédric Leparmentier
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