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People Like Us exposes the inequality of automated hiring processes

With new research showing that automated hiring software is making the job hunt even harder for ethnic minorities in the UK, non-profit People Like Us has launched a new campaign in protest of the technology. ‘Reject the Rejections’, which was created in partnership with Copenhagen-based creative agency Worth Your While, uses a four-minute film to spotlight the new challenges faced...

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New film from the Carter Center urges civility between US voters

To coincide with the International Day of Democracy and National Voter Registration Day in the US, non-profit organisation The Carter Center has released a new short film, advocating for civility between politically-opposed voters. Directed by American filmmaker Nate Townsend, Common Ground serves as a PSA for US citizens to encourage them to look beyond political leanings, and show respect for…...

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Jesse Glazzard’s debut photobook captures a decade of queer life

In his first book, British photographer Jesse Glazzard brings together a decade of images telling the story of not only his own transition, but also revealing the lives of friends, lovers and creative collaborators. Moving between intimate black-and-white portraits, candid everyday scenes and grungy domestic interiors, The Sound of Dirt and Beauty offers a decidedly unvarnished and unsentimental… Source...

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Amsterdam’s Brandt gallery celebrates 10th anniversary with major rebrand

Ten years on from its opening, Brandt gallery has unveiled its first major rebrand, courtesy of newly formed design studio Bureau Brandt. Known for its dynamic programming, which includes exhibitions and performances within the main space, the gallery also regularly participates in leading art fairs around the world, including The Armory Show, Untitled Art, NADA New York and Art Toronto....

New Alzheimer’s Research UK campaign strikes optimistic tone

Putting a positive spin on a condition as devastatingly cruel as dementia might seem a tall order – but that’s precisely what Alzheimer’s Research UK has achieved with their latest campaign. Eschewing the tried-and-trusted charity ad playbook, which for decades has relied on heart-rending stories designed to make audiences feel guilt or sympathy towards a cause, The First One was...

Whistles updates its identity to mark 50 years

British fashion brand Whistles is marking its 50th anniversary with a new brand platform, Designed for an Open Mind, which has been developed with creative agency Weirdo. The repositioning is being launched through a campaign featuring 50 women aged between 19 and 72. Rather than casting traditional models, Whistles and Weirdo put up posters around London asking applicants to explain...