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20 South-African icons
"I
LOVE YOU POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE"
Designing
Hope has been mobilizing famous 'Messangers" from various backgrouds
in order to sensitize different targets, young or older, man or women,
living in cities or in rural areas.
The NGO is using the strengh of charismatic and popular leaders to spread
this message of tolerance to targeted populations at risk on a large scale.
Messangers have signed and personalized the campaign with a written &
oral message.
TV presenters Ruda Landman,
Nnekwa Tsaija and Vanessa Jansen,
fashion designer Kensani Maganyi, singers Zola, Kabelo, Dozi, Mandoza,
Gloria Bosman, Nathaniel, Adri Kotze, Judith Sephuma, Lize Beekman, Johnny
Clegg, and Zama Jobe, Hip Hop bands Black Noise, Tulano and DSO, Jazz
musicians Lex Futhane, Mlungisi, and Anna Davel, Skate Board champion
Adrian Day, rugby players Egan Seconds, Zahier Rlands, swimmer Nathalie
Du Toit, actors Goliath Davids and Christo Davids, film director Darell
Rodt, and other personalities like Gail Johnson, Bert Du Toit and China
ESP.
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Two National Television Networks partnership
Involving students from cinema schools
Designing Hope has involved South African students to the campaign, working
with AFDA in Johannesburg and CITY VARSITY in Cape Town. Last year students,
with support of their teachers, have followed the campaign messangers
and filmed their personalized interpretation of the message. Post production
has been organized at AFDA,
with the precious support of Gianfranco Human.
MNet and E-tv
30 seconds
spots are currently shown on two of the leading South African channels
MNETand E-TV starting October 2006.
You can view a summaty clip presenting all personalities by clicking on
the following links:
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Rich of teh support of well-known messangers, Dessine l’Espoir and
Designing Hope are busy developping the campaign to spread in Africa to
the communities who need to receive this message.
ZONE OF ACTION - SOUTHERN AFRICA
Designing Hope and Dessine l’Espoir chose to select 3 countries
to launch the campaign: South Africa, Swaziland and Mozambique.
This area of action can then open up to more countries, including French
speaking countries, but Southern Africa will definetly be the first step.
Campaign tools and messages will be available in English, French and Portuguese.
In each country, messengers will be selected to support the message officially,
and stand for millions of people affected by the virus.
Nkhensani Maganyi - Stoned Cherrie's label fashion
designer and TV presenter in South Africa.
African events and actions undertaken
ARTISTS4LIFE
TOUR EXHIBITION IN AFRICA
A selection of 16 artworks from Artists4life, associated to messages of
the artists and key messages froim the camapign, will be reproduced on
posters and distributed through the network of Alliances Francaises in
Southern Africa and displayed in 50 cultural centers from 20 countries.
Posters will be available in French, Portugese and English.
AWARENESS TOOLS.
The strongest posters from this exhibition will be reproduced and distributed
to local NGOs, schools, hospitals, community centers and companies.
They will have some specificity depending on the targeted populations
and environment.
Specific leaflets will also be printed carrying the stongest graphic and
wrtitten ressources of the campaign.
ARTISTS4LIFE LOCAL EXHIBITIONS - JOHANNESBURG & MAPUTO
Two "Artist4life"
exhibitions will be organized simultaneously in Maputo and Johannesburg
for World Aids Day. They will gather local artists in each country with
their personal approach of stigma and discrimination in their country.
South African artists who are already part of the international exhibition
such as Armin Pflanz, Sue Williamson, Guy
Du Toit, Malcolme Payne and
Nicolaas Maritz,
will be associated to this local initiative.
CONDOM
PACKS REFLECTING THE CAMPAIGN MESSAGES AND ARTWORKS
In 2005, 20 000 condoms have been donated by French stylist Agnes b. to
Dessine l'Espoir, packed in a very attractive box carrying the campaign
message. Designing Hope distributed them in Swaziland and South Africa
and could see the impact of an attractive packaging on the distribution.
At present, free condoms are distributed in anonymous boxes left on the
side of counters in some, administrative buildings, and in some testing
centers and hospital building.
Original packaging carrying artwork, awareness messages, and famous signatures
of the campaign messagers can ease distribution.
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