We helped to create a cohesive and flexible exhibition design system that can be translated across a range of topics and future exhibitions, while remaining true to the existing Root Division identity.
We helped Southern Exposure (SoEx) develop a brand identity for its 50th Anniversary with a variety of logos, color palettes, patterns, and merchandise.
We helped Children’s Creativity Museum refresh its brand identity and visitor experience by developing a wayfinding system that incorporates creativity, interactivity, and expressiveness in every element.
We helped 826 Valencia create a volunteer recruitment campaign to increase the number of volunteer signups, as well as increase number of BIPOC and/or bilingual volunteers (especially Spanish and Arabic).
We helped the GLBT Historical Society, a non-profit focused on preserving and sharing local LGBTQ history, create a multimedia campaign for pride month.
We helped Room to Read create an awareness campaign that helps connect education with solving key world challenges such as poverty, health crises, climate change, and conflicts.
We helped the Friends of Harvey Milk Plaza create a campaign system that would help them promote and fundraise for the new Harvey Milk Memorial in San Francisco.
We helped The Deep expand their existing brand identity by creating collateral that fulfilled their desire to connect, educate, and empower while embodying a deep connotation.
We helped The San Francisco School create a brand identity for their Citizen Girl* Summer Camp that embodied their camp values of adventure, approachability, and imagination.
We helped BAVC create a new identity system that feels true to their history of media justice and encompasses their ethos of accessibility, a collective spirit, and creating.
We helped Elder Care Alliance create a potential future rebrand of their identity, as well as help them create paper collateral that could be used to gain more grants in the coming future.
We helped the Mayor's Office of Housing and Community Development develop a brand identity and MUNI Campaign that raises expectations people have for government.
We helped Galería de la Raza develop a brand identity to reflect their historical legacy while also looking toward the future of art and culture in generations to come.
We helped Elder Care Alliance create a new program to engage residents in their communities through art-making and writing and then promote it through social media.
We helped architecture firm Atelier Cho Thompson create installation graphics for three schools in the SF Unified School District as part of SFUSD’s Future Dining Experience
We helped Elder Care Alliance celebrate and empower the voice of aging by creating a campaign that shines light on the rich and vibrant spirit of older adults.
We helped ACLU NorCal transform their Know Your Rights materials into social media and shareable format to help spread their message to a wider audience.
We helped Junior Center of Art and Science develop an identity that helps them better serve the local community and fulfill their potential to serve as an essential community resource.