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Home Office 'violence' by RKCR/Y&R
Campaign Work, Tuesday, 16 February 2010 07:00AM
Shane Meadows has directed the latest campaign from The Home Office, which aims to tackle abuse within teenage relationships.
Home Office anti-violence campaign
The campaign, created by RKCR/Y&R and Saint@RKCR will run across TV, radio, print, outdoor and digital as well as a direct campaign pack being sent to schools.
Meadows has directed films including This is England and the Eurostar-backed Somers Town.
Video 1: Targets young men and asks them to look at their own actions
Video 2: Urges young women not to stand for abuse in their relationship
This article was first published on Campaign Work
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