Byravee Iyer
May 5, 2014

CASE STUDY: How Modess used politics in the Philippines

Teenagers in the Philippines want to be empowered and change the negative stereotype that adults place on them. Adults can vote and choose their leaders, but what about the underage teens who can’t? Johnson & Johnson tapped into this premise to connect to young teenagers in the Philippines.

Modess: gave teenagers a platform for expression

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