Author: Stuart Mitchell

Casey House releases Big Fucking Deal, short film examining the compounding effects of stigma for people living with HIV

Stuart Mitchell

Casey House, a hospital unlike any other providing care for people living with and at risk of HIV, today announces the release of Big Fucking Deal, directed by Academy Award–nominated filmmaker Hubert Davis, as part of the hospital’s ongoing Smash Stigma campaign created in partnership with creative agency Bensimon Byrne and its sister shop, NarrativeXPR. Thanks to decades of scientific innovation, HIV is medically manageable for many people. But the ability to access and sustain consistent HIV care is not equally shared, especially when barriers compound and reinforce one another.…

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Refuge’s hard-hitting film reveals the hidden threat women face at home

Stuart Mitchell

A seemingly picture-perfect house tour takes a disturbing twist in a powerful new film released by domestic abuse charity Refuge. Launched ahead of International Women’s Day, the film exposes a devastating truth: for many women, the most dangerous place is their own home. Actor Fizz Waller plays upbeat estate agent ‘Kate’, guiding viewers through a bright three-bedroom family property. At first glance, it appears to be the kind of polished property-influencer content you might see on Instagram. But subtle warning signs quickly emerge. Admiring the kitchen, Kate says: “These beautiful…

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Childhood Cancer Canada launches “Let’s Face the Unimaginable,” a new national awareness platform by The Garden

Stuart Mitchell

Childhood Cancer Canada (CCC) is launching a new national brand platform and awareness campaign, “Let’s Face the Unimaginable,” developed by independent agency The Garden, part of Humanise Collective. The work challenges the reflexive response many people have when confronted with childhood cancer — “I can’t imagine” — and seeks to reframe public understanding of the lifelong, family-wide realities that follow. Right now, more than 10,000 families in Canada are caring for a child with cancer, and an average of six children are diagnosed every day. CCC is the leading national…

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The James Hutton Institute launches first public fundraising campaign to accelerate climate and environmental research

Stuart Mitchell

The James Hutton Institute has announced the launch of Hutton Unearthed, its first public‑facing fundraising campaign aimed at accelerating research into climate resilience, sustainable farming, biodiversity recovery and environmental justice. The campaign marks a significant shift in how the Hutton engages with the public, inviting individuals, communities and businesses to contribute directly to scientific work that supports Scotland’s land, water and natural environments. It focuses on four key campaign themes: Land, Water, Food and Energy. From the Climate Positive Farming Initiative and HydroGlen green energy initiative at Glensaugh Research Farm…

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From transparency to action: practical support to advance nature protection

Stuart Mitchell

With the new IPBES Business and Biodiversity Assessment warning that ‘business as usual’ is accelerating nature loss and calling for transformative change in corporate behavior, GRI has launched a timely and practical new resource to help organizations step up and provide meaningful biodiversity reporting. Decoding biodiversity impacts: A practical guide to corporate reporting with the GRI Standards is available now for free download. Combining expert insights on the use of the GRI 101 Biodiversity Standard, and signposting the resources and support available, it encompasses four case studies by GRI Community…

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