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      Eastern Europe

      The Steps We Took

      Johnnie Walker is inviting women to leave their mark in society, by planting footprints featuring women’s names around metro stations, malls and bus stations. Each footprint features a QR code that takes people to the inspiration that these women want to share with the world; from writers helping people overcome limits, to fashion designers bolstering women’s confidence and singers empowering them. Because women all walk the walk, but their steps are often unseen.

      The Steps We Took

      Johnnie Walker is inviting women to leave their mark in society, by planting footprints featuring women’s names around metro stations, malls and bus stations. Each footprint features a QR code that takes people to the inspiration that these women want to share with the world; from writers helping people overcome limits, to fashion designers bolstering women’s confidence and singers empowering them. Because women all walk the walk, but their steps are often unseen.

      The Walkers

      All of the women leaving their mark have a courageous, bold ambition to promote progress for all. These include singer Bori Péterfy, comedian Eszter Ráskó, writer Anna Eszter Szabó and fashion designer Dóra Tomcsányi; all of whom are trailblazing in their creative industries to drive female empowerment and help to lift barriers to progress.

      The Walkers

      All of the women leaving their mark have a courageous, bold ambition to promote progress for all. These include singer Bori Péterfy, comedian Eszter Ráskó, writer Anna Eszter Szabó and fashion designer Dóra Tomcsányi; all of whom are trailblazing in their creative industries to drive female empowerment and help to lift barriers to progress.

      Three yellow posters with the phrase "Keep Walking" are displayed on a bus stop, with one poster in Hungarian.
      A yellow tram passes a bus stop displaying three large orange posters with Hungarian text and a QR code, promoting the Keep Walking campaign; trees and a building are visible in the background.
      A wall with three posters on it, one for a Hungarian walking tour, one for a movie, and one for a phone deal.
      Three posters on a tiled wall in a metro station: one about old coin purchase, a yellow one with KEEP WALKING MAGYARORSZÁG, and a concert ad. Orange footprints are on the floor leading toward the posters.
      Three bus stop posters with the text "Keep Walking Magyarorszag" and images of people.

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