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MANILA – In celebration of Women’s Month, SM Supermalls, Project Headshot Clinic, and the Dream Project Philippines are launching a campaign and digital exhibit called Inspire.
Inspire brings together 100 of the country’s most inspiring women from all fields and industries, such as actress Irma Adlawan, radio jockey Andi Manzano, model Cheska Garcia-Kramer, adobo magazine editor-in-chief Angel Guerrero, broadcast journalist Kara Alikpala, TV5 entertainment head Wilma Galvante, sportscaster Patricia Bermudez-Hizon, pianist Ingrid Santamaria, designer Kate Torralba and DM9JaymeSyfu chief creative officer Merlee Jayme.
The diversity of the women chosen shows that regardless of background, beliefs, and preferences, empowered women who dream and act on those dreams are able to inspire and change their communities for the better.
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Inspire is showcasing stories of women empowering others. To get a chance to be one of the 100 women featured in Inspire, applicants must answer the question, “How are you using your power as a woman to inspire change and enable dreams of your own and of others?” Their answers should be posted in any of the following social media accounts, Facebook, Twitter or Instagram, starting with the hashtag #SMProjectInspire.
Applicants must also register via Headshot Clinic’s official website,www.headshotclinic.com, for their entries to be counted. Entries must be received by March 17, 2014.
Inspire is a joint effort of SM Supermalls, Project Headshot Clinic, and the Dream Project Philippines. It is one of the highlights of SM Supermalls’ national celebration of Women’s Month.
Project Headshot Clinic is digital platform that merges profile photos with campaigns and advocacies. The Dream Project Philippines is a volunteer-based community initiative that helps build the nation by shaping the dreams of the Filipino youth.
To know the full schedule of events for March, visit www.facebook.com/smsupermalls. For more information about Inspire, go to www.headshotclinic.com, orwww.smsupermalls.com.
