We helped Tesco launch their Sunflower Lanyards initiative in all of their stores to help make the shopping experience feel more comfortable to those with hidden disabilities. Many of their colleagues have a hidden disability themselves and actively help raise awareness of the issue.

Nora has cerebral palsy. She needs larger specialist toilets, called Changing Places. Without these, Nora wouldn’t have seen her Grandad in Cornwall before he died. She’s one of the many people who rely on these facilities everyday – that’s why Tesco have installed Changing Places toilets in 40 stores across the UK, with another 35 planned for next year.

A poetic call to action for Change.org that inspires the best tech talent to come and work for the fastest-growing website for social change in the world.

The best dads accept you for exactly who you are. Starring Jessica Zyrie and her dad, Wayne, this film for Absolut aims to accelerate acceptance on our planet all year long in association with GLAAD.

To mark the commencement of a national partnership with Picturehouse, we created this powerful cinema ad for Refuge. ‘Hide and Seek’ aims to raise funds and awareness of domestic abuse which unfortunately affects so many women and children.

We wanted to help London homeless shelter Shelter From The Storm in their application for a new premises by creating a film that allayed potential misconceptions from local residents and businesses.

This campaign looks at why criminals need “money mules”: people who allow their bank accounts to be used to launder money – a rising trend with devastating consequences.

I Can Only Tell You What My Eyes See is an exhibition by Giles Duley, documenting the refugee crisis for UNHCR. We were there to document this coming together of storytellers for Port Magazine.

Our BAFTA-winning short film Home, starring Jack O’Connell and Holliday Grainger, produced in partnership with UNHCR, Somesuch and Docu Fest. The film also picked up advertising awards at British Arrows and Cannes Lions, entering the public discourse around the refugee crisis and affecting policy-making at the highest level.

You’re more at risk of identity fraud than you think – sharing personal details like your date of birth, address and phone number can make you vulnerable. We put it to the test it for @Cifas, with shocking results.