Volunteer: Graphic Designer Needed to Create Info Sheet Templates
Climate House US, Los Angeles, California, United States, 90079
Overview
This is a volunteer opportunity provided by Taproot Foundation, a nonprofit creating social change through pro bono connections. We are preparing for the soft launch of our organization, and require pro-bono support to put our best foot forward when we greet the world. We need a graphic designer to design a template for our Climate House Strategies arm, a policy advisory and campaign strategy service for aligned movement leaders to support them with their efforts, including by providing cultural strategy and support to amplify their cause.
Climate House Strategies visual identity (small variation from current brand identity which is established)
A template for an info sheet
Two completely filled out info sheets, a) one detailing the kind of support and services we can provide with aligned partners on a consultancy basis and b) one detailing members who are a part of our network with photos and profiles
This project is central to the launch of our organization and communicating who we are and what we can offer to partners. It can also generate support for our larger projects, using arts and cultural tools to drive meaningful policy change.
I can have an initial call and share current brand assets/references, and the basic copy for the info sheets.
Climate House US ("Climate House") Mission: Climate House is a creative think tank using the arts to illustrate actionable pathways forward—and bring them to life. Our Mythos Embodied Climate: Climate change is not the abstract, technical issue it’s often framed to be–but a universal, ambient one experienced through our bodies and daily lives. CH communicates using universal sensory language, to reintegrate our understanding of climate change as real in the felt sense, and as a core defining issue shaping everything around us. Universal Sensory Language: By speaking this universal language of the senses, we can communicate in a language everyone speaks and understands. This helps reframe climate as an everyone issue–providing an opportunity for the general public to reclaim their agency in understanding it and engaging with its solutions creatively, collaboratively, and meaningfully. Culture-First: Culture is the fabric of daily life. CH uses a broad suite of cultural tools to meet people where they are, designing programming that is audience-tailored and culture-first, recognizing this as the carrier oil for engaging with more complex topics. Show-not-tell: Because seeing is believing, we design programs that show, not tell. All of our programs are seared with a blueprint, grounding solutions on the experiential plane, allowing our audience to feel solutions that are so actionable, they can taste them.
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Climate House Strategies visual identity (small variation from current brand identity which is established)
A template for an info sheet
Two completely filled out info sheets, a) one detailing the kind of support and services we can provide with aligned partners on a consultancy basis and b) one detailing members who are a part of our network with photos and profiles
This project is central to the launch of our organization and communicating who we are and what we can offer to partners. It can also generate support for our larger projects, using arts and cultural tools to drive meaningful policy change.
I can have an initial call and share current brand assets/references, and the basic copy for the info sheets.
Climate House US ("Climate House") Mission: Climate House is a creative think tank using the arts to illustrate actionable pathways forward—and bring them to life. Our Mythos Embodied Climate: Climate change is not the abstract, technical issue it’s often framed to be–but a universal, ambient one experienced through our bodies and daily lives. CH communicates using universal sensory language, to reintegrate our understanding of climate change as real in the felt sense, and as a core defining issue shaping everything around us. Universal Sensory Language: By speaking this universal language of the senses, we can communicate in a language everyone speaks and understands. This helps reframe climate as an everyone issue–providing an opportunity for the general public to reclaim their agency in understanding it and engaging with its solutions creatively, collaboratively, and meaningfully. Culture-First: Culture is the fabric of daily life. CH uses a broad suite of cultural tools to meet people where they are, designing programming that is audience-tailored and culture-first, recognizing this as the carrier oil for engaging with more complex topics. Show-not-tell: Because seeing is believing, we design programs that show, not tell. All of our programs are seared with a blueprint, grounding solutions on the experiential plane, allowing our audience to feel solutions that are so actionable, they can taste them.
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