UnLocal launches overhauled functionality with Events and Resources
We’re thrilled to announce our latest launch for UnLocal! Head on over to https://unlocal.org or read more about our work on the project here.
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Harvard Law School: Systemic Justice Project and The Flaw
Harvard Law School’s Jon Hanson worked with Social Ink on two recent projects – the longstanding overhaul of the Systemic Justice Project and the recent student-run, public-fed online magazine The Flaw.
Twin sites for Justice Catalyst and Justice Catalyst Law
We are thrilled to announce the recent launch of Justice Catalyst and sister website Justice Catalyst Law. This rebranding and website overhaul project involved a ground-up rework for the two properties, under and umbrella identity, with strong connections and differentiators.
Now Hiring: Client Relationship Manager
Join us! We are looking for a Client Relationship Manager to help steer our client work across an array of projects, with primary responsibilities including financial management (invoicing and tracking), internal project management across our small team and client first-response …
New Portfolio Website for Soon-Young Yoon
We’re thrilled to announce the launch of Soon-Young Yoon’s new portfolio website. We worked alongside Soon-Young to create a dynamic home for her personal and professional life story, tracing her North Korean roots to America, and across the globe with the United Nations. Read her story on the new website or learn more about the project on our portfolio entry.
New Launch, New Look, New Frame of Mind for the Albert Ellis Institute
We’re thrilled to announce the new launch of the overhauled website for the Albert Ellis Institute! Including logo design, branding, and complete web design and development, the new site is optimized for Psychwire and features a user-friendly ‘find a therapist’ look up tool with multiple features. Read more about the project on our portfolio and head over to the new Albert Ellis Institute website!
Special Issue: a (critical) look back at Hedda Hopper on Dilettante Army
As longtime web partners with Dilettante Army, we were thrilled to collaboroate on a recent Issue takeover for the publication. Coinciding with their Hedda Hopper themed summer work, we designed a 40s Hollywood newspaper inspired retrofit for the homepage, issue …
New platform and map-based, crowd-sourced, multimedia storytelling initiative for the Feminist Response to COVID-19 website
We’re pleased to announce the recent re-launch of the Feminist Response to COVID-19 website, with a new mapping platform for gathering stories from around the world as feminists respond to their experiences during the last year of the global pandemic. Read more on our portfolio entry, or check out the full website here.
Announcing Movement Hub, an organizing platform for Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in the US
We’re thrilled to announce the recent launch of Movement Hub, in partnership with the UCLA Center for Neighborhood Knowledge and the AAPI Civici Engagement Fund.
This organizing platform features filtered resources, maps, and a partner network for action. Read about the project on our portfolio entry or head on over to the Movement Hub website!
A revitalized website for old friends at Better Bike Share Partnership
Continuing our partnership with the civic-minded folks at People for Bikes, we recently rebuilt core functionality and design for the Better Bike Share Partnership website. Key elements of the work included a visual refresh, and big improvements to grant announcements, grantee profiles, events, and resources. See our full portfolio entry or head on over to the Better Bike Share website!
A new home for CUNY Insitute of Justice and Opportunity's new brand!
We’re thrilled to announce the next phase working alongside long-time partners at CUNY’s John Jay College of Criminal Justice: the CUNY Institute for Justice and Opportunity.
Read more about our work on our portfolio entry or head on over to the new website!
COVID-19 Relief: Helping City Harvest, NACTO, NYDIS, HPAE, and more
In these uncertain times, we are doing what we can to help. Working alongside our longstanding partners, we are building additional features aimed at better sharing information, providing rapid response hubs, assisting with nonprofit fundraising, and designing new sections for emotional and mental health support.
We want to highlight the great work of City Harvest, NACTO, NYDIS, and HPAE as they help provide essential services, support the people they serve, and offer guidance to leadership: