1.8 Billion Young People for Change
Client - PMNCH
Studio - Lopez Design
Role - Communication Designer
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1.8 Billion Young People for Change is PMNCH's global initiative rallying youth to voice their concerns and shape their future, focusing on health and well-being.
The movement's strategy embodies spontaneity, immediacy and action, reflecting the dynamic energy of youth passionately mobilizing for change
"Youth" of today: Nishtha Sharma & Era Namjoshi
Adolescent: Dhruv Suroop
Additional Youth: Malvika Dwidedi
The "1.8" stroke embodies the movement's spirit, inviting participants to adopt and adapt its hand-drawn style. This approachable design encourages individuals to personalize the emblem, making their mark in the global narrative for change. Each unique rendition amplifies the collective voice, transforming the stroke into a symbol of unity and personal expression in the fight for a healthier, more equitable future.
The 1.8 movement is a beacon of inclusivity, using the universal language of design to connect across cultures. The stroke in its branding is more than a symbol; it's a linguistic bridge that incorporates multiple languages, making every message a welcome mat for global youth.
Content-wise, the initiative is as diverse as its audience, embracing a wide array of languages and cultural narratives. This approach ensures every young person feels seen, heard, and motivated to join the cause, truly embodying the global scope of the movement.
The campaign's diverse linguistic content ensures its message of youth empowerment resonates globally, embodying the inclusive and far-reaching spirit of 1.8 Billion Young People for Change. This invites every young individual to see themselves as part of this transformative narrative.
Role - Communication Designer
Join the movement, shape the future — be the voice of change in the chorus of 1.8 billion.
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