Social impact design studio for brands who give a crap.
We use storytelling, strategy, and design to help nonprofits touch lives and move mountains.
FEATURED WORK
Our work helps to shape a more equitable world.
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Kutoa Project
Paving the Road to Restoration and Healing
We worked with Kutoa Project to expand their brand and enhance their website so they can reach more women and children in need of counseling and therapy services.
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The Plenary, Co.
Spirited Ways to Explore Issues that Matter
We were brought in to help retell the story of The Plenary, Co. through strategic website design so they can create more beautiful, sustainable, and equitable futures through shared experiences.
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Las Palmas Studio
Diverse and Distinct Narratives through Film
Our project with Las Palmas Studio was to create a website that serves as a tool to share stories of women- and minority-owned businesses in Atlanta through creativity and art.
OUR SERVICES
We help you kickstart, refresh, and revolutionize your design systems to make a stronger impact.
VISUAL IDENTITY
WEB DESIGN + DEVELOPMENT
BRAND STRATEGY
DIGITAL + SOCIAL MARKETING
PACKAGING
DESIGN CONSULTING
We believe in the power of design to be a catalyst for social change.
By leveraging storytelling, community and collective insight, we have the ability to bring people together. Through design, we can find common ground.
Who We Are
Woman and minority-owned.
Experience in nonprofit and advertising.
Driven by dreams of a more just future.
Our journey has been inspired by the many worlds we all live in and our pursuit of a better world for all. Our ever-growing team of designers, strategists, developers, communicators, and visual artists work together to tell your story. We believe our purpose is to do good work for good people and inspire others to live meaningful lives with intention and impact.
WHO WE WORK WITH
Simply put, we work with people that give a crap.
We collaborate with those who are making conscious decisions day in and day out to make the world a more equitable, safe, and sustainable place to live. We work with non-profits, social enterprises, sustainable/ethical brands, and brands that give back with social responsibility.
ARTS + CULTUREDIVERSITY + INCLUSIONEDUCATIONenvironmental initiativesETHICAL E-COMMERCEHEALTH EQUITYHUMAN RIGHTSMENTAL HEALTHMINORITY-OWNEDURBAN PLANNINGSOCIAL JUSTICE
Our clients are forging legacies in their industries.
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Allyson Browne
Co-founder & Chief Executive Officer,
High Ambition Climate CollectiveAllyson is a driving force for change in climate and energy policy, with more than 10 years of experience across the public, private and nonprofit sectors. Her work focuses on breaking down barriers, equipping with solutions, and building foundations for progress in climate and sustainability initiatives in the global shipping industry.
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Stephanie Fine Sasse
Founder & Creative Director,
The Plenary, Co.Trained in neuroscience, psychology, and the learning sciences at Harvard University, Steph’s work spans experiential design, community-building, educational storytelling, and the science of changing minds.
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Shae Brown
Executive Director & Founder,
Kutoa ProjectShaé has years of experience in the social work field both domestically and internationally. She founded the Kutoa Project in Nairobi, Kenya to help provide a safe environment where young people can come and heal from their trauma.
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Zapata
CEO, Director & Editor,
Cinema Libertad, ParadiseZAPATA is a director and editor with 15 years of experience working with major ad agencies and brands. His work bridges the gap between storytelling and culture and uplifts the unique beauty of diverse cultures through film.
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Chelsea Billingsley
Artist & Creator,
House of Chelsea BStreetwear designer and fiber artist, Chelsea B, hails from the south side of Chicago. She uses her work to bridge fine art, urban attire, and community building in her home of Englewood.
OUR CLIENTS
OUR INSIGHTS
Flip through our field notes.
Through our collective years of experience in advertising, marketing, design, and non-profit sectors, we have learned a few things that we want to pass on to you.
