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Metropolitan Group and SSIR Illustrations

Metropolitan Group and Stanford Social Innovation Review Leadership Illustrations We partnered with the Metropolitan Group and Stanford Social Innovation Review (SSIR) to create an illustration series of 6 articles surrounding the topic of leadership. We were tasked with: Co-creating illustrations with bold and vibrant colors. Depicting the clients' article and translating it into visuals. Social… Read More

Stanford and Funders for Housing and Opportunity Illustrations

Stanford Social Innovation Review and Funders for Housing and Opportunity Illustrations We partnered with Stanford Social Innovation Review (SSIR) and Funders for Housing and Opportunity (FHO) to create an illustration series of 12 articles on housing justice, with focus on how the system affects people of color. We were tasked with: Creating illustrations with bold… Read More

Transforming 911Branding

TRANSFORMING 911 BRANDING Branding, graphic and web design done through a social justice for Transforming 911 . #Transforming911 is a community accountability and advocacy tool that examines St. Louis’ 911 system and serves as a call to reimagine public safety. This project has been recognized with a Gold 2023 Telly Awards in the Social Issues… Read More

BLAFemme

BLAFemme - Branding for Black Healing Branding and graphic design informed by social justice for the BLAFemme. Blafemme is a physical & virtual den that facilitates healing using Black feminist theory and practices. We conducted brand discovery meetings, designed their logo, created a logo system, provided brand guidelines, and created printed materials for in-person events.… Read More

Queer and Trans Empowerment Center

QUEER AND TRANS EMPOWERMENT CENTER Branding, graphic and web design done through a social justice for the Queer and Trans Empowerment Center (QTEC). QTEC's mission is to empower and equip members of the LGBTQIAP community with the skills, resources, and supports to be resilient in today’s world. We conducted a brand discovery meeting to identify… Read More

Social Justice Logo Selection 2

Social justice logo selection from 2020-2021 for industries that include LGBTQ issues, law and prison and crime survivors. Click on a client's project to jump directly to it. Horizons Changing the Game The Center for Institutional and Social Change Date 2018-2020 Services Provided Logo Horizons The brief: Horizons Foundation is the world’s first community foundation… Read More

Center for Institutional and Social Change

THE CENTER FOR INSTITUTIONAL AND SOCIAL CHANGE Branding and graphic design informed by social justice for the Center for Institutional and Social Change (the Change Center) at Columbia Law School. The Change Center facilitates the collaboration of scholars, practitioners, community advocates, students, policymakers, and artists striving to address structural inequality through institutional transformation. We conducted… Read More

Alliance for Safety and Justice

Alliance for Safety and Justice Branding, graphic design and illustration work through a social justice lens for Alliance for Safety and Justice (ASJ). ASJ is a multi-state organization that aims to replace over-incarceration with more effective public safety solutions rooted in crime prevention, community health, rehabilitation and support for crime victims. We were tasked with:… Read More

Cannasea

CANNASEA CANNABIS PRODUCT CannaSea is a product founded to provide cannabis consumers with safe, convenient, and reliable cannabis consumption technologies – from ISO certified vape pens to GRAS-certified food and beverage ingredients. CannaSea is the next generation of cannabis consumption. The brand came to us in its very early stages. For this project they requested… Read More

African American Policy Forum

African American Policy Forum #SayHerName is a social movement that seeks to raise awareness for Black women who are victims of police brutality and anti-Black violence in the United States. It was started by the brilliant Kimberlé Crenshaw from the African American Policy Forum (AAPF). We were tasked with: Campaign strategy & development for #SayHerName,… Read More