Social Work presents a complete retrospective of the best of Saatchi & Saatchi's cause-related advertising in print and broadcast media. More than 100 advertisements-many of them award-winning-are collected in this colorful, eye-opening volume. Included here are such early campaigns as Flies on Food (food safety) and Scrub Your Lungs (smoking) to the more recent Brains (racism), as well as the hugely provocative Raped as a 3-Year-Old poster, which turned heads in London's Underground stations with its straightforward message against sexual abuse, and The Only Fur I'm Not Ashamed to Wear, whose in-your-face image of a naked model caused a furor in Italy.
Designed not only to shock but to provoke discussion, these advertisements tackle important issues that affect people everywhere. Fueled by the creative insight and cutting-edge sensibility that has made Saatchi & Saatchi one of the world's premiere ad agencies, these bold, witty, uplifting and poignant campaigns create a map of social history as they powerfully remind us of advertising's capacity to inform and transform the world.
