Otto Empire has scored the only Australian shortlist in Glass: Lion for Change, for 50 Shades of No.
The campaign documents 50 real statements from 50 women arounds the world about the ways they tried to say “no” that were overlooked or ignored by the other party.
“50 real women gave us 50 real signs they used to try to stop a sexual encounter. By sharing these statements, we want to help the world become aware of all the different ways to say “slow down” or “stop”. Because every Shade of No deserves to be recognised and respected,” the movement stated on its website.
There are 27 contenders in the shortlist – Major achievers are the US with 9, India with 3 and Brazil with 3
View all finalists here: Cannes Lions 2018 shortlist Glass
Australia has 2 of the 25 shortlist positions in Titanium Lions.
- Host/Havas Sydney’s Palau Pledge has 1 for Palau Legacy.
- Deloitte Australia’s Value Of Nature has 1 for The Great Barrier Reef Foundation.
The US leads the shortlist with 14 shortlisted spots. The UK has 4.
View all finalists here: Cannes Lions 2018 shortlist Titanium
Australia has 2 of the 21 shortlist positions in Innovation Lions.
- Deloitte Australia’s Value Of Nature has 1 for The Great Barrier Reef Foundation.
- BWM Dentsu has 1 for Project Revoice for the ALS Foundation.
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The 21 finalists are spread across 15 countries with only Colombia (3), the UK (2), Brazil (20 and The US (2) scoring more than one.
View all finalists here: Cannes Lions 2018 shortlist Innovation
