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Laptops on a blue geometric surface display a website for St. Joes Picnic for the Kids, featuring event details, foster care, adoption, and treatment program information with photos of children and families. Screenshot of a website for St. Joe’s, featuring diverse, smiling children at the top, followed by sections on therapeutic foster care, residential treatment, and photos of families and kids. Main theme: compassionate, inclusive care. Providing a home with quality and care St. Joseph Children’s Home Website A brochure, letter, envelope, and business card display Springfield Public Schools branding. The brochure features a smiling graduate in a cap and gown with the text Find Your Path. Springfield Public Schools logo centered on a dark blue background with white and blue school-related icons, including a book, globe, microscope, pencil, and graduation cap, surrounding the logo. Opening Doors Springfield Public Schools: Branding A laptop on a blue and purple surface displays a website reading “We are making women’s health mainstream,” with a photo of a person looking to the side. The background has light blue vertical lines. Five angled website pages display content related to womens health, including focus areas, endometriosis information, event highlights, equity initiatives, blogs, tools, and resources, all shown with images, text, and graphics. Clear Content for a Clean Website Society for Women’s Health Research A modern building with large windows and trees in front, overlaid with an orange geometric logo and the text: HILL - The Hub for Innovative Learning & Leadership. The Hub for Innovative Learning and Leadership A Different Brand for A Different School The Hub for Innovative Learning & Leadership: Branding Colorful posters on a wall read “Join Us for Queer Prom!” with event details, while a person in a red cap walks by in front, slightly blurred in motion. Louisville Youth Group logo with abstract chalk-style drawings of a flag, heart, signal lines, and a starburst on a dark background. Colored bars accent the groups name in white text. Evolving a Brand For an Evolving Community Louisville Youth Group A laptop on a blue and yellow surface displays the Portland Metro Chamber website, featuring a cityscape at night with light trails and the headline Greater growth for greater Portland. Six graphic logos for the Portland Metro Chamber, each with a stylized rose, a bridge illustration, and Portland Metro Chamber Est. 1870 on different colored backgrounds. Growing Membership by Reducing Friction Portland Metro Chamber: Brand and Website A collage of presentation slides on a purple background, featuring graphs, charts, statistics, and photos of diverse young adults in academic settings, highlighting college success, financial impact, and student outcomes. Two graduates in gowns and caps smile and pose outdoors at a graduation event. The Lincoln Foundation logo is displayed over the image. Trees and other people can be seen in the background. Applying the Strategic Fundraising Framework Lincoln Foundation A bus stop advertisement features piles of trash covering a green background with the text: IT ADDS UP RUSSELL. Every Piece Makes a Difference. To learn more visit lou.solidwaste.com. A pile of trash, including paper, plastic, and cans, is shown against a bright blue background with large black text above it reading IT ADDS UP. Giving Everyone a Role to Play Louisville Metro Solid Waste Management: Anti Litter Campaign A smiling woman holding a paper leads a group of young children, some holding hands, as they walk together on a sidewalk near a school bus. Other children and adults are visible in the background. A young boy in a green plaid shirt sits at a desk, smiling and leaning on his arm. The image is framed by a blue and gold shield, with the Fayette County Public Schools logo and name underneath. Education Beyond Expectation Fayette County Public Schools: Branding A woman in a white dress poses gracefully with her head tilted and eyes closed. Her long brown hair is styled with braids and adorned with green leaves and plants. The background is light and neutral. Stylized artwork of a butterfly surrounded by daffodils, a pocket watch, stars, flowers, and symbols. At the top, Season of Transcendence 2022–2023 and a person with boxing gloves are illustrated. Elevating the art form Louisville Ballet Season of Transcendence: Brand and Marketing A young girl with dark hair and a calm expression leans forward on her arms, wearing a zip-up jacket. Geometric shapes in red, yellow, and cream decorate the bottom left corner of the image. Four open books on a coral surface display colorful graphic design layouts, including photos of children, geometric patterns, the word “pattern,” and a page titled “brand platform.”. Making the Uncomfortable Understandable to Raise Awareness and Funds Oregon Child Abuse Solutions: Brand and Website A smartphone displays a website for Girls with Guts, a community for women with inflammatory bowel disease or ostomies. The screen shows an illustration of two women and buttons labeled Empowered Women and Empower Women. A drawing of a smiling person with wavy brown hair, wearing a blue long-sleeved top and blue earrings, on a light patterned background. Creating a Community of Empowerment for Women with IBD Girls With Guts: Brand Expansion and Website Tablet displaying Central City Concern website with options: Im looking for housing (key icon) and Im a current CCC resident (house icon), against a light wood background. A digital collage of a website layout featuring navigation menus, colorful icons, text sections, and photos of diverse people in supportive settings, illustrating community services and resources. The background is a deep maroon color. Prioritizing an Accessible Experience for Those in Need Central City Concern: Brand Expansion and Website A city bus stop ad features a man in a suit and face mask with the text “Stay Strong Louisville. Stop the Spread” and COVID-19 safety tips: wear a mask, keep distance, get tested, and wash hands. A person wearing a be a Blessing face mask is shown in black and white, below bold white text on a green background that says Stay Strong Louisville. Bringing Resources and Building Trust in Underserved Communities Louisville Metro Department of Public Health Covid-19 Campaign A laptop on a blue and white surface displays a websites About Us page, featuring a group photo of diverse people standing side by side in front of a brick wall. The background is a solid coral color. A website homepage features a person with long, curly hair looking directly at the camera. The text JOIN THE MOVEMENT is partially shown over their face. The background and website border are red. Clarity to content chaos Full Frame Initiative: Website A computer screen displays the Family Health Centers website, showing a woman in a yellow mask receiving a vaccine and a message that reads, High quality care where everyone is welcome. A collage of four healthcare website pages on a purple background, showing sections for services, new patients, health education, and adult primary care, with images of diverse people and informative icons. Easy websites mean easy access Family Health Centers: Website A woman with a jeweled headpiece and red lipstick holds a bouquet of colorful flowers above her face, eyes closed, as if inhaling their scent. Ornate floral arrangements frame the dark background. Silver text logo for Louisville Ballet’s 70th anniversary, with “70TH” in large numbers and letters, “ANNIVERSARY” below it, and “celebrate the stage” at the bottom. Celebrating the return to the stage Louisville Ballet 70th Anniversary: Brand and Marketing A billboard reads, Didnt think so. Get boosted. promoting a COVID-19 booster from High Community Health, set against a blue sky background. Centered dark blue text on a light purple background reads: Love Quarantining?. Building Trust While Fighting Message Fatigue High Country Community Health: COVID Vaccination Campaign A person in casual clothes jumps with arms raised beside a red van parked on a wide, flat, sunlit landscape; the van reads Turning regular people into heroes. A red background with two diagonal light blue and white stripes and a white circular logo reading WE ARE SAM and Sharing America’s Marrow with an arrow and geometric design elements. Inspiring Young Diverse Audiences to Action Sharing America’s Marrow: Brand, Website, and Marketing A tablet screen displays the National Stem Cell Foundation website, featuring a blue background with white pixelated space-themed graphics, including a rocket and stars, and a Learn More button. An open magazine on a teal background shows a rocket launch on the left with the text The New Frontier for Regenerative Medicine Research. The right page features a pixel art rocket with red dots trailing beneath. Making a Controversial Topic Easy to Understand National Stem Cell Foundation: Brand and Website

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