Title | Can't be cured |
Brief | The fact that the media in Russia almost never talk about people who recovered from cancer, makes the situation worse. 60% Russians admit that they fear cancer and 30% believe it can’t be cured. No wonder that significant number of those diagnosed with cancer fall into apathy and keep postponing treatment in situation where every day counts. Khabensky Charity Fund decided to challenge the status quo and convince people that cancer can be cured. They launched campaign dealing with conditions of different — the people who successfully battled cancer couldn’t get rid of. Inevitable habits, weird phobias, obsessive hobbies — all thing that, as the saying goes, can’t be cured. It’s a long list — but you won’t find “cancer” in it. The heroes #cantbecured campaign shared their stories in series of videos and https://raklechitsa.ru. |
Agency | Publicis Russia |
Campaign | Can't be cured |
Advertiser | Khabensky Charitable Foundation |
Brand | Khabensky Charitable Foundation |
Posted | January 2021 |
Business Sector | Charities, Foundations, Volunteers |
Story | The people who successfully battled cancer tell about their inevitable habits, weird phobias, obsessive hobbies that they couldn’t get rid of. |
Media Type | Case Study |
Director | Alexandr Merzlyakov |
Chief Creative Officer | Mikhail Kudashkin |
Art Director | Leila Mukhametzianova |
Art Director | Alexey Isakov |
Designer | Valeria Pauli |
Designer | Nadezhda Proshchikina |
Illustrator | Kristina Akhmadieva |
Illustrator | Daria Sasykova |
Client Services Director | Patimat Magomedova |
Copywriter | Maria Kozhevnikova |
Director | Irina Kartina |
Creative Producer | Mikhail Maer |
Production Company Producer | Natalia Patrusheva |