Blog | Trending | Welcome to the Dove Self-Esteem Project
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Posted: 09/11/22
Dovebelieves that no young person should be held back from reaching their full potential – but in the UK and Ireland, 9 out of every 10 girls with low body esteem put their health at risk by not seeing a doctor or by skipping meals. Since 2004, Dove has been building self-esteem in young people – and by 2030, they’ll have helped ¼ billion through their educational programmes.
Take a look at some of the amazing campaigns Dove has run over the years:
Body Confident Sport – Dove x Nike
The Body Confident Sport program was a campaign collaboration between Dove and Nike to boost the body confidence of girls in the sporting industry. The inspiration behind this campaign was the shocking fact that 57% of teenage girls quit sport due to low body confidence. The programme ran in person and was aimed at 11-17 year old girls and was delivered by coaches in after-school clubs and PE sessions.
Dove on Roblox: Super U Story
Dove took their Self-Esteem mission to the virtual world by creating a one of a kind Roblox game which was specially constructed to challenge unrealistic beauty ideals and to build self-esteem in young women. In today’s society over 1.3 billion women and girls play video games across the world. Gaming is a great tool for exploring and building communities, however, the representation of women characters conventionally are extremely unrealistic which has a negative impact on self-esteem. That’s why Dove decided to create this campaign to give a more realistic female representation to young girls to have a positive impact on their self-esteem.
My Hair, My Crown: A tool to help build hair confidence
Unrealistic and narrow beauty standards have made it difficult for young people to embrace their uniqueness. Everyone experiences the pressure of unrealistic beauty ideals, however, societal bias unfairly discriminates against Black girls and women based on their hair texture and hair styles which are culturally important. Dove decided to break the boundaries of unrealistic beauty ‘ideals’ to challenge stereotypes and build confidence to the next generation. They launched The CROWN UK Fund to invest £170,000 in Black-led grassroots organisations. Dove are also one of the first supporters of The Halo Code which is an alliance which was formed to create a more fair and inclusive experience for Black people through the advancement of social policy change.
The Dove Body Confidence Mission
Dove wanted to make a change as 8 out of 10 girls are concerned about the way they look, so much so that they opt out of important activities. They have been helping mentors, parents and teachers deliver self-esteem education globally. By the year 2030 they are aiming to have helped a quarter of a billion young people build a positive body image.
Explore Dove at Savers.co.uk
Check out the full range in store and online today!
Welcome to the Dove Self-Esteem Project
Blog | Trending | Welcome to the Dove Self-Esteem Project
Dove believes that no young person should be held back from reaching their full potential – but in the UK and Ireland, 9 out of every 10 girls with low body esteem put their health at risk by not seeing a doctor or by skipping meals. Since 2004, Dove has been building self-esteem in young people – and by 2030, they’ll have helped ¼ billion through their educational programmes.
Take a look at some of the amazing campaigns Dove has run over the years:
Body Confident Sport – Dove x Nike
The Body Confident Sport program was a campaign collaboration between Dove and Nike to boost the body confidence of girls in the sporting industry. The inspiration behind this campaign was the shocking fact that 57% of teenage girls quit sport due to low body confidence. The programme ran in person and was aimed at 11-17 year old girls and was delivered by coaches in after-school clubs and PE sessions.
Dove on Roblox: Super U Story
Dove took their Self-Esteem mission to the virtual world by creating a one of a kind Roblox game which was specially constructed to challenge unrealistic beauty ideals and to build self-esteem in young women. In today’s society over 1.3 billion women and girls play video games across the world. Gaming is a great tool for exploring and building communities, however, the representation of women characters conventionally are extremely unrealistic which has a negative impact on self-esteem. That’s why Dove decided to create this campaign to give a more realistic female representation to young girls to have a positive impact on their self-esteem.
My Hair, My Crown: A tool to help build hair confidence
Unrealistic and narrow beauty standards have made it difficult for young people to embrace their uniqueness. Everyone experiences the pressure of unrealistic beauty ideals, however, societal bias unfairly discriminates against Black girls and women based on their hair texture and hair styles which are culturally important. Dove decided to break the boundaries of unrealistic beauty ‘ideals’ to challenge stereotypes and build confidence to the next generation. They launched The CROWN UK Fund to invest £170,000 in Black-led grassroots organisations. Dove are also one of the first supporters of The Halo Code which is an alliance which was formed to create a more fair and inclusive experience for Black people through the advancement of social policy change.
The Dove Body Confidence Mission
Dove wanted to make a change as 8 out of 10 girls are concerned about the way they look, so much so that they opt out of important activities. They have been helping mentors, parents and teachers deliver self-esteem education globally. By the year 2030 they are aiming to have helped a quarter of a billion young people build a positive body image.
Explore Dove at Savers.co.uk
Check out the full range in store and online today!
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