French 2007 Hunger Awareness Postcard Featuring Women & Girls Symbol

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This original French postcard from 2007 highlights a critical social issue: hunger disproportionately affecting women and girls. The front image features a bold pink female gender symbol on a textured beige background, flanked by a fork and knife, emphasizing the theme of food scarcity. Printed with a linen-like texture, this card combines visual simplicity with a powerful message in French, stating that 70% of hunger victims in 2007 were women and girls.Produced by the Paname agency, this postcard is part of the Cart'Blanche series, which supports awareness campaigns with thoughtful graphic design by Franck Mazeran and Stéphane Franckel. The back includes a detailed French text explaining the generational impact of hunger and malnutrition on women, along with the Cart'Com Eco logo and a note on environmentally conscious recycled printing. Its continental size (6 x 4 inches) and original print status make it a unique collectible for social cause enthusiasts and postcard collectors alike.

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