Titulo | Break Bread Smash Stigma 2 |
Brief | HIV is no longer the death sentence it once was, but HIV stigma lives on. Myths persist about how the disease is spread—through saliva, food and drink. When polled, 50% of Canadians said they wouldn’t knowingly eat a meal prepared by someone with HIV. Casey House wanted to challenge this ignorance with truth and compassion. And so the idea for a pop-up restaurant was born: June’s, the first-ever HIV-positive eatery. 14 people with HIV became something more than just their disease—they became chefs. For three nights, they chopped, sliced and sautéed under the watchful eye of head chef Matt Basile. Together, they invited patrons to smash stigma by breaking bread, and to swallow the prejudice that condemns so many HIV-positive people to suffer in silence. |
Agência | Bensimon Byrne |
Campanha | June’s: An HIV+ Eatery |
Anunciante | Casey House |
Marca | Casey House |
Posted | Janeiro 2019 |
Sector Empresarial | Hospitais e clínicas |
História | Even in a country as progressive as Canada, 50% of Canadians wouldn’t eat a meal prepared by someone with HIV. To smash HIV stigma, we opened the world’s first HIV-positive eatery and named it “June’s” after Casey House founder, June Callwood. |
Tipo de Mídia | Case Study |
Director criativo | Joseph Bonnici |
Director criativo | Dan Strasser |
Director criativo | Laura Serra |
Director criativo | Meredith Klapowich |
Director assistente criativo | David Mueller |
Redator | David Mueller |
Director assistente criativo | Gints Bruveris |
Director de arte | Gints Bruveris |
Director de arte | Carly Ouellette |
Produtor da agência | Michelle Pilling |
Director de contas | Jill Engleman |
Project Manager | Ashley Belfast |
Estrategista | Aurora Stewart de Peña |
Director of social media | Daniella Perruccio |
Social Strategist | Courtney Dionne |
Fotógrafo | Matt Barnes |
Documentary Director | Hubert Davis |