Bringing a vision of a
fully online festival
to life

How do you bring a network of diverse and dynamic feminists from across the globe together in the face of a global pandemic?

We supported South Feminist Futures to host a fully virtual and multilingual event during the height of COVID-19 regulations presented challenges.

Connecting high school learners to the materials science field

Preparing for the future of work calls for preparative action to be taken today. Engineering, particularly metallurgical science, offers several important technical and competency-based skills that will benefit the future of the world of work.

CHEMET proactively saw an opportunity to bridge this gap.

Storytelling and network building for regional development

Eager to reenergise their narrative and reach, we supported this organisation as it redefined itself and connected with its community.

We co-created a vision alongside the client, amplifying their mission and bringing their work to life for a broader audience.

A digital cultural festival that connected hearts to a pan African vision

Situated within the vibrant borders of one of the continent’s most inspiring universities, the Kwame Nkrumah Chair in the Institute of African Studies maintained the vision to host its biennial festival in spite of the limitations that the COVID-19 lockdown placed. For the first time in its journey, festival was to be hosted fully online.

Capturing the process and experience of a global network in local communities

Under the banner of their Democracy around the Globe focus area, the Kettering Foundation undertook an immersive in-continent consultation with their fellows and partners, with the vision of progressing their efforts to promote and defend inclusive democracies.