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I think i was made in a caravan well You can read the full report here. In a world calling out for systematic change, Project Everyone hosted a discussion about how we can all become individual activists to support The Global Goals and build back better. What is the best form of activism? Can some activism set causes back, rather than bring progress? Richard: All forms of activism play an important role in influencing and creating change.
The most important thing is to strategise with everyone in mind. For example, If amazing change was happening at a political level, but nothing at all on a grassroots level, that wouldn't create the best possible outcome.
Activists might be doing their work with the best of intentions, but are not focused on collaboration. This may not, necessarily, set causes back, but is likely to be less effective and therefore hinder progress. Do you think that, in these financially difficult times, corporate activism will be put on the backburner?
Gail: That certainly would have been the expectation in the past. However, COVID has actually exacerbated the need for companies to stand up and take a lead on societal issues as there has been increased attention paid to their reaction to the crisis.
Corporate activism is definitely on an upward trajectory, but companies must ensure they are putting in place the systemic actions in their businesses to back up their public statements or be prepared to be hit with consumer boycotts and employee walkouts.
The question of how you want to show up as a brand has become more important than ever. Simon: Brand purpose has been an important theme at Cannes Lions for many years now and in we saw this evolve into activism. Here, Chief Marketing Officer of Google, Lorraine Twohill, respond to your unanswered questions on how we can brace the industry for more change.
Lorraine: The elements that make really great work have always been the same and that will never change. Great work is great work. That being said, good creative has always leaned on truth and shared experience and, right now, there is more of that than ever. India alone accounted for fourteen lakh of those deaths. Air pollution, scientists say, is the fourth-highest risk factor for death globally, after high blood pressure, poor diet and cigarettes.
We can only hope that the dying poor of the tribal regions are at least counted in these statistics. There has been no work on the site for the past two years. The officer heading the Ahmedabad branch of the directorate was raided by the CBI, which accused him of possessing disproportionate assets.
It failed to prove anything at all, despite months of investigation. The two senior-most officers in the Mumbai regional office, who oversaw the investigations in Ahmedabad, were forced out of the agency. The tenure of Rajan S. Katoch, who was heading the directorate when the case was opened, also ended abruptly.
Apart from the Adani case, the Ahmedabad ED investigators were also pursuing some of the biggest money launderers of Gujarat. India has become a very rich country of too many poor people. Kerkar was a member of the Air-India board, and sat on the sub-committee that decided to disinvest hotels owned by its subsidiary, Hotel Corporation of India.
A day after the divestment decision was taken, Kerkar exited the board, only to return as a buyer. A company promoted by him bought it, and then re-sold it within a few years at a significant premium. That, in a nutshell, is how divestment has played out in India. Two broad kinds of violence and protests are playing out here.
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