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On the 8th of August, the Olympics will begin in China, on the twentieth anniversary of the uprising in Burma. The 8-8-08 for Burma campaign calls on China to use its leverage with Than Shwe’s regime to bring the aid, development, and freedoms the people of Burma need and deserve.
We’re giddy to share with you the Awesome Farm logo we’ve designed for our friend and farmer, KayCee Wimbish, recently featured in the Times Magazine. She’s raising protein in Tivoli NY after years of raising hell in New York City. The name captures the enthusiasm she brings to food and all her work.
Watchlist launched a series of reports on children living amid civil war. They are essential tools for the international and local communities working to care for children in Sri Lanka, Colombia, Uganda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. We sincerely hope our graphic design work on this series helps Watchlist reach more people with their dire information.
We designed a logo and website for this organization, a national leader in research and services helping people move from homelessness to independence.
We worked with the Trade Matters project at the American Friends Service Committee.
While there are many questions about Iraq and our role in it’s future, it’s clear that it’s time to bring the US soldiers back home. They’ve served long after their commitments have expired in conditions that no one deserves.
We worked with the Community Food Security Coalition to create a powerpoint presentation that could be used by their partners around the country. It gives an intimate look at the work being done by these pioneering organizations.
Worked with Little Brown Books for Young Readers to develop a website for their NY Times bestselling author Stephenie Meyer.
We created an advertisement for classes at this child and infant CPR center. We designed the logo a couple of years ago.
Success: CNN and Lou Dobbs reported on our masks, used in a series of events on immigration reform. The spectacle cracked through the media and broadened the debate.
The report we wrote with Green Mountain Coffee Roasters was awarded Best First-Time Report by Ceres, the national network that sets the standard for Corporate Social Responsibility reporting.
We worked with Watchlist again this year and designed two reports with them about children in Sudan and Darfur.
We worked with Cathy Renna to develop a website and a banner ad for her new communications firm. She has decades of experience landing first rate press for non-profit and activist organizations. We’re excited to see all that she’ll accomplish.
Our friend Erica at Vonica Designs creates artful bags, hats, and other hand sewn goods. She’s received extensive press for her fine crafts recently and asked if we could help with her website.
We worked with the Third Wave Foundation on a makeover of their website. They’re an excellent org doing such essential work to bridge the gap between funders and activists making change.
Update: a judge has ordered NYC’s children’s services to cover all costs associated with sexual reassignment surgery for Mariah Lopez, a youth previously in their care.
A sticker for car doors. As a response or for prevention, they’d be effective stuck inside a door or out, for distracted cab passengers drunk and sober, English speaking or not.
We worked with the Women’s Funding Network on a fundraising presentation for their project called Fund Forward.
Our good friends at Eggplant Media asked us to help with a logo redesign for CiviCRM, partners with the creators of Deanspace.
We designed the logo and a brochure for this CPR program available for parents, families, friends, and caretakers of infants and babies.
Developed a logo for this new California-based mentoring program that works with children who have a parent in prison.
Watchlist is a human rights group working to protect children in countries wrought with armed conflicts. They strategically collect and disseminate information on violations against children in order to influence key decision-makers.
Green Mountain came to us seeking a more clear and inspiring voice for the first report on their social responsibility.
Grant of design and strategy for social justice projects…
Off to Detroit for the Allied Media conference…
Essential resources and services. Things you’ve needed but didn’t realize that you could have…
Free job postings this month for nonprofits on Idealist.org.
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Reports on children affected by the armed conflict in Sri Lanka, Colombia, Uganda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo.