Day 5 brings more Winners & Finalists from Las Vegas, with LIA revealing the inaugural winners in its new Democracy and Human Rights category.
At the same time, two more jury panels begin their work. Digital and Creators & Social Platforms turns its attention to ideas built for digital ecosystems, social platforms and creator communities, while Evolution, Gaming and Creative Use of Data explores work that challenges convention, harnesses data and opens new possibilities. New for 2026, Gaming recognizes the creative use of video games and gamified interactive media to create branded experiences.
Democracy and Human Rights Winners and Finalists Announced
Led by Jury President Anthony Chelvanathan, Global Creative Partner & CCO of Edelman Canada, the Democracy and Human Rights jury has completed its deliberations and revealed the category’s inaugural Winners & Finalists.
Developed with support from the European Parliament, Democracy and Human Rights recognizes work that uses creativity to advance free expression, fair representation, accountability and essential freedoms, with meaningful impact at a local, national, continental or global level. This year, the jury awarded a Grand LIA, six Gold, six Silver and six Bronze Statues, alongside seven Finalists.
The inaugural Grand LIA went to IMPACT BBDO, Dubai for “The Untaught History Edition,” created for AnNahar.
View the winners and finalists here
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