In 2012 FACT spent out their endowment to a portfolio of grassroots and activist organizations. We had the honor of working on their brand and a variety of projects including their original website, reports, and this legacy website documenting almost two decades of progressive grant making.
The Arab Women’s Fund identity system came out of a need for a quick website we created for them so that they could get their message out in a timely way.
We created New York Times ads and produced a summary of the National Alliance to End Homelessness’ 10-year-plan on ending homelessness. They had this to say about our work:
“Effective communications strategies that engage the public around complex social issues.”
“The ads were beautifully
done, powerful, and
compelling. Thanks for
your help.”
Based on the strength of the UCD campaign we created this work for the Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault.
Successful media and PR strategy with print, radio and television coverage led to coming up with the tagline “Opportunity Changes Everything” for the East Bay College Fund and sprucing up their brand in some much-needed collateral.
“The newspaper ads,
posters, and bus ads don’t go unnoticed, they get people
to think, discuss and take action, which to us means
it’s been a success.”
Our research at UCD pointed towards messages that looked at the gray areas of consent on campus. These campaigns were replicated and posters were ordered by campuses all over the country.
“This city-wide outdoor, transit and print campaign reinforced the fact that
violence is preventable and words can be our most
powerful tool in preventing
it. We received a lot of free press on this eye-catching
campaign.”
We helped the Community Housing Partnership brand their signature event “Night with the Stars,” and created this year-end appeal they said “captured who they are.”
“Fresh campaign materials that reflect the needs of the young women we aim to reach.”
Lyon-Martin needed some assistance in getting the word out about their services. These posters and bus ads did the trick.
We helped the Women’s Funding Network with a range
of products including the first print execution of their new branding.
Sometimes it’s difficult for a hard-working policy group like the Oakland Institute to promote themselves. They are busy, busy. The Institute needed a marketing piece to let the world know about the amazing work they do – bringing meticulous research and analysis, bold action and fresh ideas to the most pressing economic, environmental and social issues of our time.
Local 595 of the IBEW needed a marketing piece and a logo for a campaign. These have served them well and are still in use.
We created these posters for JVP in response to the 2009 attack in Gaza. The bombing
of Gaza made me want to do something. These images have been widely reproduced
including Adbusters, murals around the country, West Bank and U.S. protests, and yes,
on shopping bags.