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The Amnesty International Change Their Destiny Ad Addresses Burkina Faso

The Amnesty International Change Their Destiny ad campaign brings awareness to an issue of child marriage, specifically in Burkina Faso where it is common for very young girls to marry much older men. It's an awful occurrence that results in these girls becoming slaves and literally having their lives come to a stand still. This particular campaign encourages people to sign a petition to put an end to this terrible ordeal.

Conceived and executed by Air, an ad agency based in Brussels, Belgium, the Amnesty International Change Their Destiny ad campaign hopes to put pressure on the Burkina Faso government. The visual accompanying this campaign is powerful. It depicts a newborn baby right out of the womb already wearing a wedding veil.
Trend Themes
1. Child Marriage Awareness - Opportunities for disruptive innovation include creating educational programs and awareness campaigns to tackle the issue of child marriage.
2. Petition-based Activism - There is potential for disruptive innovation in developing platforms and tools that make it easier for people to sign petitions and show their support for important causes.
3. Visual Impact in Advertising - Innovative advertising techniques that use powerful visuals can be leveraged to create emotional connections and drive action towards important social issues.
Industry Implications
1. Nonprofit Organizations - Nonprofit organizations can take the lead in addressing child marriage and advocating for change through impactful campaigns and initiatives.
2. Advertising and Marketing - The advertising and marketing industry can contribute to social change by using creativity and powerful visuals to create awareness and drive action.
3. Technology and Social Media - Technology and social media platforms can be utilized to amplify the message and gather support for causes like ending child marriage, providing a disruptive means of advocating for change.

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