Eularie Saldanha
Nov 29, 2021

When advertising tries to create a change, it dramatises the situation, rather than normalising it: ASCI report

A panel hosted by ASCI saw experts discuss the findings of the GenderNext report and explain what representation of women in advertising means to them

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