As heads of states and governments are entering the final stages of negations at the UN conference on climate change COP15 in Copenhagen, people from around the world are recording their messages of hope as part of the global Hopenhagen movement.
Created by our sister sustainability practice OgilvyEarth, Hopenhagen is an empowering platform. It gives voice to global citizens in the climate change dialogue helping to express their opinions to the leaders from 192 countries attending COP15. It sets out to inspire people of the world to share their voice of support for a positive outcome on the climate change agreement.
Six million people have already signed the Hopenhagen petition and become citizens of Hopenhagen. Meanwhile our Ogilvy colleagues in Copenhagen have been working round the clock organising Hopenhagen events, such as concerts at the “Hopenhagen LIVE” stage in Hopenhagen Square and the WWF Earth Hour Hopenhagen in Copenhagen’s City Hall Square this week. To join the six million citizens of Hopenhagen and to see the latest messages of hope visit hopenhagen.org.
You can read more on the background of OgilvyEarth’s Hopenhagen campaign in the recent PR Week Hopenhagen feature.
