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Aug 31, 2015

Campaign for Dignity 2015: Final entry deadline is 3 September

Deadline extended following multiple requests from agencies, production houses and radio stations

Campaign for Dignity 2015: Final entry deadline is 3 September

The final entry deadline for Campaign for Dignity 2015 has been extended to 3 September 2015, following requests from multiple agencies and production houses.

The 2015 leg of the competition invites entrants to create a campaign that inspires youth to create 'Dignity Moments' for the elderly. 

The brief spans print ads, radio and AV (concepts), digital and experiential.

The awards ceremony will be hosted in Mumbai on 14 September. Shortlisted entrants will join 100 special guests of honour - the elderly touched by the work of Dignity Foundation. 

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Campaign for Dignity 2015: Inspire youth to create 'Dignity Moments' for the elderly

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