Advertising is usually created with the intention to sell you products, but a campaign called “I Came By Boat” wants to sell you a change of mind instead. The topic of refugees seeking asylum by boat in Australia is a topic hotly debated nationwide, and one that sees the country receive attention from all across the globe. The “I Came By Boat” campaign is hoping it can change public sentiment around refugees in Australia, by…
‘I Came By Boat’ campaign wants you to look at refugees differently
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