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... translated into Arabic and Hebrew and had versions in France and Italy. #MeToo became a global movement that united survivors of sexual violence all over the world.#Repealthe8th This past May, Ireland held a referendum to vote on whether or not to repeal the Eighth Amendment, which prohibited abortion. Prior to the vote, Irish women who wanted an abortion were forced to travel to the UK to receive the procedure. In the run-up to the vote, the hashtag #Repealthe8th went viral online. The abortion rights ...

Break It UP

... bed | Spend time with family | Exercise/ get in shape | Go for walks/ drives | Drink alcohol (Base: Aged 19-34) | Avoid people | Travel | Change my look | Shop | Eat junk food | Have sex (Base: Aged 19-34) | Go on dates | Go to church/ religious organization | Get a spa treatment | Do drugs (Base: Aged 19-34) Spend time with friends | Watch TV/ movies | Sleep/ stay in bed | Spend time with family | Exercise/ get in shape | Go for walks/ drives | Avoid people ...

Race To Zero

... awareness to the possibility of alternative water sources amidst California’s ongoing water shortage. - Zero Packaging Waste - These brands are offering zero waste packaging options by eliminating packaging from their products or creating zero waste packaging alternatives. Lush Popular UK beauty brand Lush created a shampoo bar, an eco-friendly alternative to liquid shampoo housed in wasteful plastic bottles. The bars, which last up to 80 uses, also save money and are air travel ...

Exertainment

... ;products that are sweat-proof, as well as ones that are natural-looking and can be worn while exercising. Wellness is even affecting young people's travel decisions, as they seek to visit places that encourage their healthy habits (see Healthography). Now, Gen Ys' and Zs' fitness pursuits are transforming the entertainment world as well, as the line between the two sectors is blurring. Increasingly, young consumers look to engage with media in ways that not only stimulates them mentally, but also ...

Side Buy Side

... / technology | Food/ Beverages (non-alcoholic) | Clothes/accessories | Video games | Travel | Health/ fitness | Beauty/ grooming products | Alcohol | Footwear | Vehicles/ rideshare | Home goods/ home care | Pets/petcare FOLLOWING FRIENDSAs far as brands are concerned, youth may take a leap if their friends do. One in three U.S. youth and one in four UK youth have tried a new brand because a friend told them to, and on the flip side, one in 10 young people in the U.S. and UK have stopped using a ...

The New Friend Zone

... interests through friends in a low-pressure environment. Travel and hospitality brands should strive to market to couples that embark on trips not just for romantic getaways but also for bonding experiences with friends and other couples. Friends are the #1 resource global youth turn to for inspiration and guidance in their romantic relationships (55%). 65% of young adults around the world feel that their friends need to approve of their significant other in order for their relationship to be ...

Eco-Exhibitionists

... gravitating towards the suburbs. Brands should keep suburbanites top of mind when marketing sustainable products, as such consumers have more space and authority to experiment with such offerings and drive mass adoption. Young consumers want to align themselves with brands that promote chic sustainability. Companies that aren’t endemic to the space (for example, the travel and hospitality industries) can still benefit from the halo effect by adapting their spaces and ...

The Democratization Of Sports

... game to bear on nearly every area of their lives, including style, tech, food, and politics, the latter of which players are equally embracing as they take on the role of Active-ists.The hospitality industry should take note of the evolving culture around sports as young consumers are making this genre a key part of their travel plans, even going so far as to organize trips around attending and participating in sporting events as they stamp their (Pas)Sport. Nightlife is also getting an overhaul ...

The 3Rs

... points that can be redeemed for environmentally friendly goods like organic food, reusable water bottles, safe cleaning products, and even travel packages.RECOGNITIONFacebook users can add “Became an Organ Donor” as an official life event in their Timelines.RECOGNITIONDDB’s “I Care” button lets users share the stories and causes they care about via their Facebook newsfeeds.BADGESFoursquare awards digital badges to those who vote, donate, volunteer, and give blood.CASHEcoATM gives users an immediate ...

Marketing Tips

... people can form romantic relationships on its flights and sustain their love for one another through travel. - 2. Embrace dating apps and websites. - As young people around the world are spending much of their time using digital dating tools, brands should also consider playing in this space. For today’s youth, dating apps and websites don’t just serve as a way to find potential romantic partners; they’re also a form of entertainment and a means to obtain shareworthy stories (see Dual Intentions ...