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Posted by: Alodie
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case study, child abuse, Children's Aid Society, design for social cause, emotional child abuse, inspiring, Social design
Posted date:
September 26, 2008
Words scar. A design for social cause typographical posters case study for the Children’s Aid Society about child abuse.
Jack. Jack wants to try out for the baseball team. His dad says there’s no point in trying.
You can’t do it.
You can’t do it.
Ashley. Ashley does her best to make her parents proud. But it’s never enough.
Why can’t you be more like your sister.
Why can’t you be more like your sister.
Sam. Every time Sam does something wrong, his mom tells him he’s an accident.
You’re an accident.
You’re an accident.
| A collaborative campaign ad from a group of very talented designers from Seneca College. Read more about the student campaigns from the Toronto Police Service website.
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Alodie
Alodie is the creative director of Vane Creative Studio
Alodie is the creative director of Vane Creative Studio
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