RECENT ACTIVATIONS

Conservation International Colombia, in collaboration with Sony Pictures Television Latin America's Aventura Gastronómica Colombia program, premiered a special episode focusing on the lionfish, an invasive species that threatens the biodiversity of the Colombian Carribean.

Sharks, Dragons and Lions from the award-winning television franchise “Shark Tank” joined forces to encourage the franchise's viewers to #ActNow on the SDGs through the UN's Act Now campaign.

Creators for the Planet is a global year-round engagement program set up by Sony Pictures and the United Nations Foundation, developed in collaboration with Creo. Creators for the Planet aims to mobilize and inspire people to Act Now through photography and film.  

As part of Creators for the Planet, Sony and Creo developed the Sustainability Prize, a program that rewards photographers and filmmakers passionate about communicating key themes linked to the Sustainable Development Goals, including environment, accessibility, diversity, equity and inclusion.  

A global year-round engagement program set up to mobilize and inspire creators to Act Now through photography and film. 

[Full Description]: Creators for the Planet is a global year-round engagement program set up by Sony Pictures and the United Nations Foundation, developed in collaboration with Creo. Creators for the Planet aims to mobilize and inspire people to Act Now through photography and film.  

The Picture This Festival for the Planet was established to celebrate everyday storytellers and change makers worldwide, showcasing the positive future they see for our planet through the art of film. 

Peter Rabbit joined forces with the United Nations (UN), the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), and the UN Foundation to enlist more food heroes, like Peter, who see the value in fruits and vegetables for a balanced diet and a healthier planet.

Sony Pictures Television, in support of their latest TV Series for AppleTV+ For All Mankind, launched an awareness campaign across Sony social media to benefit Conservation International and their Protect An Acre initiative

The United Nations and Talent from The Angry Birds Movie 2 joined forces on the ActNow Campaign to urge citizen action on climate change.

The Smurfs are encouraging children, young people and adults to make the world happier, more peaceful, equitable and healthy with a campaign launched with the United Nations, UNICEF, and the United Nations Foundation.

The United Nations’ joined forces with THE ANGRY BIRDS MOVIE and launched a campaign to promote a happy planet and encourage people to take action against climate change.