Uber, which "seeks to create 1 million jobs for women as drivers" by 2020, won't be doing so in partnership with the United Nations anymore, it turns out, likely because of the negative PR the company has suffered in the wake of sexual assault and rape complaints.
Yesterday, UN Women's Goodwill Ambassador and professional Hermione Granger Emma Watson appeared at the UN Headquarters in New York to deliver a speech regarding the advancement of women in society and the role of men in this advancement.
This ad, created for the United Nations Women campaign (which is unfortunately shortened to the UN Women campaign), becomes more devastating when you realize that the Google search boxes are the results of genuine searches, and although the ad-crafting and Googling were all done by Christopher Hunt at Ogilvy & Mather…
Last Friday, the United Nations general assembly unanimously voted to approve UN Women, an agency that will launch in January of 2011 and focus solely on issues surrounding the women of the world.
