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2022 One Show - Cultural Driver

The Micropedia of Microaggressions

Agency Zulu Alpha Kilo / Toronto + Zulubot / Toronto + Black Business and Professional Association / Toronto

Client Black Business and Professional Association, et al.

Category

Cultural Driver

Annual ID

OS22_CD005B

About the Work

Not all acts of bias are easy to see or identify. Some of them are so subtle, they’re only felt. These subtle but painful interactions are known as microaggressions – seemingly harmless, and usually unintentional, comments and behaviors that can have a significant impact on the physical and mental health of those on the receiving end. Over the last few years, the cultural conversation around microaggressions has become loud and clear, with mentions of this issue in both mainstream media and social media. But how can we change what we don’t know? Canada’s largest Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) organizations believed self-awareness was the first step. So, The Black Business and Professional Association, Canadian Congress on Inclusive Diversity & Workplace Equity, Pride at Work, and the Ryerson University’s Diversity Institute joined forces to launch The Micropedia, the first encyclopedia of microaggressions.

It’s a judgement-free online tool that provides easy-to-digest information where people can unlearn their unconscious bias and make immediate changes in their daily interactions with others. Like Wikipedia, entries are collected via user submissions. All entries span nine categories and define the harmful impact of the microaggression while providing resources and real-world examples from news, media, and pop culture. A tips section promotes behavior change through actionable steps. By raising self-awareness of these everyday interactions, The Micropedia will help create safer workplaces, schools, social settings and have lasting societal impact.

2022 Awards

Total Points: 9

Credits

Agency

Zulu Alpha Kilo / Toronto

Client / Brand

Black Business and Professional Association / Toronto

Production Company

zulubot / Toronto

Art Director

Andrea Por

Chief Creative Officer

Zak Mroueh

Designer

Zoe Kim

Director

Barbara Shearer

Director of Photography

Greg Bennet

Executive Creative Director

Stephanie Yung
Christina Yu

Executive Producer

Maggie Blouin Pearl
Tom Evans

Agency Producer

Rebecca Adams
Kenneth Haz

Animation

Ashlee Mitchell

Design Director

Jeff Watkins

Engineer

Ian Boddy

Motion Graphics

Mike Sevigny

Special Effects

Jay Baker

Account Team

Rob Feightner
Karla Ramirez
Michael Brathwaite

3D Motion Design

Flavio Carvalho
Steve Kelly

Audio - Social

Noah Mroueh

Audio Production / Scoring

Pirate Toronto / Toronto

Director of Integrated Production

Ola Stodulska

Key Grip

Prassan Patel

Online Artist

Felipe Chaparro

Partner

Nadine Spencer
Black Business and Professional Association
Alex Ihama
Canadian Congress on inclusive diversity and workplace equity
Wendy Cukier
Diversity Institute, Ryerson University
Colin Druhan
Pride at Work Canada

Planning Team

Spencer MacEachern
Adrian Ver
Patrick Henderson
Sean Bell

Post Production Producer

Sarah Dayus
Mariya Guzova

Studio Director

James Graham

Studio Team

Mila Lukezich
Pavel Petriycki
Cecilia Bernasch

UX/UI Designer

Damian Simev

Web Development Team

Jake Edwards
Kyle Collins
Ariana Emond

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