Agency: FCB Mexico
Date: May 2017
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Mothers who continue to work after they have children often put pressure on themselves to be both great moms and successful professionals, but the latter can become difficult to achieve if a woman’s place of work doesn’t understand or accommodate the unique challenges she now faces as a working parent.

That's why Victoria147, a Mexican training, acceleration, and networking platform that focuses on empowering entrepreneurial and executive women, certifies workplaces in gender equality after they meet a certain set of standards. The aim of the certification program is to help companies across the country provide comfortable working environments and balanced conditions for their female employees, particularly working mothers.

To promote its certification process, Victoria147 recently tapped FCB Mexico to create a Mother’s Day film that illustrates what day-to-day life often looks like for moms who work.

Told from the perspective of a child, the film tells the story of a young girl who dreams of a world where her mom doesn’t feel powerless, underestimated, or guilty for being a woman who chooses to work while raising her daughter.

The ad aims to shine a light on the fact that many companies don’t have the proper systems and structures in place to ensure that working moms receive the support they need to succeed in their careers, like the option to work from home or create a schedule that allows for flexibility.

According to FCB Mexico, Victoria147 is hoping that the campaign will inspire women to put pressure on their workplaces or other companies to address the issues that many working mothers face.

Credits

Chief Creative Officer: Humberto Polar

Copywriter: Humberto Polar

Creative Director: Humberto Polar

Head of Art: Edgar Rodríguez

Production Company: Central Films

Director: Magaby García

Executive Productor: Mauricio Francini

Director of Photography: Lluis Marti Homs

Producer: Gerardo Gutiérrez

Art Director: Manuel González

Editor: Leonel Pérez

Post Producer: Patricia Guerra

Music Supervisor: Igor Figueroa/ Discos Mono

Song: “Xochipitzahuatl”

Interpreter: Lila Downs

Record Company: Sony Music