Brand Identity and Graphic Design

Closed
Encampment for Citizenship
Aptos, California, United States
Fellow
2
Project
Academic experience
80 hours of work total
Student
Anywhere
Intermediate level

Project scope

Categories
Graphic design Branding & style guides Market research Website development Social justice
Skills
brand awareness graphic design branding brand identity research
Details

Our organization needs some rebranding, renaming and graphic design help! We are looking for teams that can help amplify what makes us unique, create better messaging for our brand and properly communicate who we are! This would include identifying areas of improvement and developing a plan for better promotion and brand awareness.

The organization was established in 1946 when Encampment for Citizenship had a particular context and meaning. Today this name is often misunderstood so the challenge is to keep the original spirit and, if possible, the original acronym EFC but come up with words other than โ€œencampment or citizenship.โ€

Deliverables

We believe this project will require:

  • Research on branding and naming and looking at similar organizations and the terminology they use
  • Coming up with some possible new name
  • Branding designs
  • One possibility is designing a campaign to solicit suggestions from alumni
Mentorship

Students will connect directly with the Communications Director for assistance and direction throughout the project. Schedule to be determined with the student(s).

About the company

Company
Aptos, California, United States
2 - 10 employees
Education, Environment, Arts, Non-profit, philanthropic & civil society

The Encampment organizes summer programs and year-round follow-up for young people (ages 15-18) of different ethnic, religious, gender preference, geographic, and economic backgrounds. EFC provides youth with an experience in democratic living with the aim of helping them to become more thoughtful, informed, responsible and effective global citizens and leaders in the struggle for social justice.