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4 in 10 young women, and 26% of men, have received an unsolicited dick pic. Even though IRL flashing is illegal, cyberflashing still isn’t banned. So with Brook, we launched a campaign that pointed out the hypocrisy of the law and called for change.
Next, we contacted Fay Jones MP and got a debate in parliament, where she praised our campaign. Two weeks later it was announced the law is being changed to criminalise cyberflashing. Quite an impact!
And in March 2024, a 39 year old man who sent unsolicited photos of his erect penis to a 15 year old girl became the first person in England and Wales to be convicted and jailed for cyber-flashing.
Cannes Bronze – Social and Influencer – 2022
WARC Awards - Grand Prix for Good, Cultural Impact - 2022
Cannes Shortlist – Design Craft – 2022
Creative Circle Silver – Best Illustration – 2022
Creative Circle Silver – Best Outdoor to Influence Positive Change – 2022
Creative Circle Silver – Best Charity / Public Service Poster – 2022
LIA Bronze – Transformative Business Impact / Government and Citizen Experience – 2022
