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4 current matches · Sorted by editorial fit signal
Missouri Technology Corporation
A comprehensive brand refresh, WordPress redesign and development, website hosting, maintenance, and training engagement for a public-private technology organization.
Strong fit for an integrated brand and digital studio. The long response window gives a small team time to build a credible proposal.
UNESCO Jakarta
Create and deliver a social campaign for a regional peacebuilding initiative using arts, culture, and sport across Southeast Asia.
International eligibility and a defined campaign scope make it relevant to remote social, strategy, and content teams.
City of San Antonio · Carver Cultural Center
Ongoing creative design for brochures, playbills, posters, invitations, banners, social graphics, and other campaign assets across performance seasons.
A focused production-design brief with repeatable deliverables can suit a compact design studio with arts and culture work in its portfolio.
New York Immigration Coalition
Review and refresh an established nonprofit identity system, create the updated brand, and plan its rollout to staff and board.
The brief prioritizes identity-system experience and a practical rollout plan — a strong strategic branding assignment without a website build.
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