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Bold new branding connects survivors of violent crime with support

The ROAR Center

Illustration showing joyful community event with diverse people

New logo and website to launch innovative child welfare approach

Futures Without Violence

New logo and signage for the CRYP annual graffiti jam

Cheyenne River Youth Project (CRYP)

Young nonbinary person of color with half-smile and resilient expression. Includes text: supporting immigrant survivors on their journeys to safety and justice

Tahirih goes digital with its 2021 Impact Report microsite

Tahirih Justice Center

Cover of publication titled Community Listening Ambassadors

Annual report redesign promotes equity in economic policy

Washington Center for Equitable Growth

Website redesign supports trans* disabled people of color

Trans Empowerment Program

Photo of a group of multi-ethnic children smiling with thumbs up. Script text says "Thanks for all you do!"

Fresh gift card designs boost charitable giving

GlobalGiving

snapshot of home page including images of emotional black men reuniting with title Everyone deserves a second chance

Website and email reimagined to showcase perspectives of incarcerated people

More Than Our Crimes

Dawn is a real thought partner on creative projects. I reached out to her to help me improve a fundraising deck for a client who is investing in BIPOC-led local news organizations. She dove deep into the content, and created a deck that told their story fully and powerfully. They immediately reported new traction with funders.

// Andrew Sherry / Principal / Communications Partners