WWF - Protest with your meals

CAMPAIGN IDEA, STRATEGY, AND DESIGN

Use communication to drive behaviour changes.

The role of WWF is much bigger than just protecting animals in forests; it is to keep us continue thriving together with nature.

The challenge was encouraging young people to eat more plant-based food to reduce the environmental impact. From research data, young people might be more open to eating plant-based food for environmental purposes, but that doesn't necessarily mean they do it (cost and time concerns...). So actually, meat consumption is quite high in that group. How does WWF inspire young people to eat more plant-based in the middle of this cost of living crisis?

I worked on this brief with M&C Saatchi as a part of their Open House program exercise.‬

Approach & Solution

One meal at a time makes a world of difference.

To make people realise how we choose to eat impacts on our planet. Be mindful so that they can make positive choices for the planet by starting with their meals. It is more practical and actionable.

To show that plant-based meal ain't boring, they can be something to be proud of and to look forward to.

Protest with your plate.

We protest because we care, and we want changes.

Protesting voices should be loud enough to get the attention, as are the visuals. Borrowed the visual treatments of making protest placards and the DIY aesthetic‭, ‬I put together visual elements of spray paint‭, ‬tearing papers‭, ‬stamps‭, ‬hand-drawn letters and symbols‭; ‬the WWF brand colours of black and white contrasting with a flash of bright colours brings a sense of urgency and call-for-actions‭.‬