Client: NPR Product: Social Campaign Date: 2014 Studio: UniWorld Group Strategy and Design: Jay Miolla
Description: NPR was launching a new content series called Codeswitch which aims to uncover current stories that deal with race, culture and ethnicity in a authentic and upfront way. I led the team that created a messaging campaign closely tied to each story which exposes the words and phrases that challenge the reader to face the continued inequality of segments within our society.
Miley Cyrus, Fremdscham & Aesthetic Trappings Of Some Form Of Black Music. See our friends @NPRCodeSwitch #CodeSwitch http://t.co/bmT4F65NYy
— NPR (@NPR) August 30, 2013
$2 Minimum Wage, “Employers Prefer White Workers” & Resegregation. See @NPRCodeSwitch & @TodayIn1963 #CodeSwitch http://t.co/1Lc4DSwh6x
— NPR (@NPR) August 24, 2013
The N-Word, Internalized Self-Hatred, Popular Rejoinder & Vile Epithet. See our friends @NPRCodeSwitch #CodeSwitch http://t.co/DXng0L9bGP
— NPR (@NPR) August 13, 2013
Comedy Ninja, Chappelle Makes Another Exit, Hecklers Beware, The Economist. See our friends @NPRCodeSwitch #CodeSwitch http://t.co/66Dq3CRLD9
— NPR (@NPR) September 5, 2013