VIDEO: Dublin art for Kenco anti-gang campaign

Kenco has launched a multimedia campaign entitled ’Coffee vs Gangs’ to encourage young people in Honduras to choose coffee farming over joining a street gang.

Wed, 05 Nov, 2014 - 00:00

Robert McNamara

Acclaimed “artivist” Will St Leger has lent his creativity to the inititative by displaying pieces of unique street art around Dublin city centre.

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Courts Real life Place: Honduras Place: Dublin Place: Camden Street Place: Baggot Street Place: South William Street Person: Will St Leger Person: Head of Marketing Person: Hondurans Organisation: Kenco Organisation: Mondelez Ireland Organisation: Mondelez International

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