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Project 84

Also: Project84

March 2018 CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably) stunt with ITV's This Morning: 84 life-size sculptures by Mark Jenkins, each representing a real man who died by suicide, placed on the rooftops of ITV's London Southbank buildings to mark the 84 UK men who die by suicide each week.

Years
2018
Country
United Kingdom
Topic
Suicide prevention
Asks people to
Seek helpSupport a policyTalk to someone
Strategy
MetaphorTestimonial
Channel
EventsOutdoorSocial (organic)TV
Audience
Adults
Men; UK public and policymakers.

Evidence

Self-reportedUnknown

Campaign's Cannes case study (via WARC): calls to CALM up 41% in March and a UK minister for suicide prevention appointed later in 2018. No independent evaluation. Safe messaging: potential conflict: figures standing on rooftop edges evoke a specific method and location (jumping from height), which media guidelines advise against depicting; counterweight is that families co-created it and it named a service. A useful test case for scoring.

Sponsor (who paid)

  • CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably) NGO, creator
  • ITV / This Morning Industry, media partner
  • Harry's Industry, sponsor

Credits (who made it)

Related campaigns

Sources

  1. Project 84 by adam&eveDDB (Creative Review) news · 2018
  2. CALM: Project 84 (WARC Cannes case study) archive
  3. Project84 (Wikipedia) reference

Research notes

Attribution of the minister's appointment to the campaign is the sponsor's claim. Credits checked 2026-10-22 against fetched pages: adam&eveDDB (Creative Review: CALM 'along with collaborators adam&eveDDB, launched Project 84 in March 2018'); Mark Jenkins and Sandra Fernandez (Wikipedia: installation created by artist Mark Jenkins and collaborator Sandra Fernandez; launched 26 March 2018). Corrected 2026-10-22: added Sandra Fernandez.

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