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Leo Burnett India and Whisper use traditional native art to spread period education

by Editorial
June 1, 2022
in Brand Stories, Featured
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Leo Burnett India and Whisper use traditional native art to spread period education
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Whisper India and Leo Burnett India used traditional native art to break taboos and spread period education to help keep girls from dropping out of school. 

The brand has used one of India’s oldest communication forms – ‘wall-art’ to spread period education in India’s smallest towns and villages.

After identifying 28 art styles specific to the geography of each state, the brand worked with local artists to create custom hand-drawn paintings centred around ‘The Missing Chapter’ on periods. Hyper-localized in 28 different languages, slogans with catchy lines were crafted to bust period myths along with a 3-step visual aid on how to use a pad. These paintings have been put up on school and village wall. The missing chapter explains the simple biology behind periods, how to use a pad and the importance of continuing their school education to girls.

Rajdeepak Das, CEO & Chief Creative Officer – South Asia, Leo Burnett
Rajdeepak Das

Speaking about the campaign, Rajdeepak Das, CEO & Chief Creative Officer – South Asia, Leo Burnett said “We believe that design and creativity can change human behaviour and this is one of the biggest examples of it. The Missing Chapter that hasn’t reached millions of girls in India will now be made accessible through local art to everyone. Thousands of school and village walls have become a canvas for local artists to talk about one of the most important lessons for girls – period education. A lesson that girls can’t miss. We borrowed from culture to break cultural taboos.” 

Campaign Credits:

CEO & Chief Creative Officer- South Asia: Rajdeepak Das

CEO & Chief Strategy Officer- South Asia: Dheeraj Sinha

National Creative Director: Sachin Kamble

Executive Creative Director: Sonal Chhajerh

Executive Vice President & Head of Digital: Niket Kumar

Associate Executive Creative Director: Gaurav Kumar

Associate Vice President Strategy: Noor Samra

Creative Director: Indrajeet Kadam

Creative Director: Tinna Rajput

Copywriter: Kaizeen Vankadia

Art Director: Nilay Chourikar

Editor: Akshay Sonawane

Associate Creative Director Digital: Deepika Baghel

Brand Services Partner: Andrea D’Souza

Brand Services Director: Purvi Bakliwal

Brand Strategy Director: Anjali Kamath 

LB FILMS

Head of Films Department: Jignesh Maru

Agency Executive Producer: Anil Sonawane

Copywriter: Amit Nandwani

Tags: Dheeraj SinhaLeo Burnett IndiaPeriod educationRajDeepak DasThe Missing ChapterWhisper

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