Universities/Associations/Nonprofit/Government
Access
program through Save the Children
Washington, DC
• Designed a 16-page policy brief for the Access Program, the U.S. Agency for International Development's global program to improve maternal and newborn health.
Adaklu Mountain Ecotourism Committee/BRIDGE
Adaklu, Ghana
• Collaborated with a community of villages in Adaklu, Ghana, and the Baltimore-based nonprofit BRIDGE to design and fund an ecotourism brochure and to plan its distribution throughout Ghana.
African African-American Foundatin (AA-AF)
Washington, DC
• KTDC is delighted to provide all content, design and development of the African African-American Foundation (AA-AF) Website.
The African African-American Foundation (AA-AF) will reconnect African-Americans with Africans by reestablishing the history, genetic origins and ethnic identity of African-Americans lost during the era of American slavery. The mission of the organization is to empower and reunite Black people on both ContinentsÑand people of African descent throughout the Diaspora.
AA-AF will work to bridge the gap between Africans and African-Americans in three ways. First, it will encourage DNA testing for African-Americans so that they can discover their own genetic origins. Second, it will facilitate the study and understanding of the newfound ethnic and cultural identity by supporting work that makes relevant information easily accessible to African-Americans. Finally, in the future, it will establish a school to unite the two groups in an environment of learning to build mutual associations and cement the feeling of connection between
the two groups.
KTDC is honored to be working with this esteemed organization.
Arc of Prince George's County
Largo, MD
• KTDC has been awarded a design of a new logo, identity system, and annual
report for this organization that works with people who have developmental
disabilities and their families.
The Arc is the nation's largest voluntary organization committed to the welfare of children and adults with mental retardation and their families. There are more than 1,000 chapters nationwide, and members include individuals with developmental disabilities, their families and friends, the professionals who work with them, and other concerned citizens.
Since a group of parents founded the Prince George's County chapter in 1952, the organization has evolved into a driving force in the county. KTDC is delighted to be working with the Arc of Prince George's County.
Alley Cat Allies
Bethesda, MD
• KTDC has been awarded the design of an eNewsletter to assist in fundraising for Alley Cat Allies, the national nonprofit clearinghouse for information on feral and stray cats. For more than a decade, Alley Cat Allies has advocated Trap-Neuter-Return – the most humane and effective method to reduce feral cat populations. Alley Cat Allies is dedicated to advocating for nonlethal methods to reduce outdoor cat populations.
Arthritis Foundation
Metropolitan Washington Chapter
Washington, DC
• KTDC has been awarded numerous print projects for the Washington chapter of this organization, which seeks to improve lives through leadership in the prevention, control and cure of arthritis and related diseases.
Association of Program Directors in Internal Medicine
Washington, DC
• KTDC has been awarded the design of a 24-page brochure for the Association of Program Directors in Internal Medicine. Founded in 1977, the Association of Program Directors in Internal Medicine (APDIM) is the international organization of accredited internal medicine residency programs. APDIM is a professional and educational organization dedicated to the promotion of excellence in internal medicine training.
APDIM has a membership of over 1,800 individuals from approximately 400 institutions. APDIM's members represent 95 percent of the accredited internal medicine residency programs within the United States, Puerto Rico, and Canada.
Ashoka: Innovators for the Public
Arlington, VA
•Kate Tallent completely redesigned the Ashoka Web site as well as created print collateral for this global nonprofit, whose mission is to develop the profession of social entrepreneurship around the world. In March 2006, Ashoka sought Kate out to transform its site, which was outdated and was not
managed consistently.
The large-scale project resulted in an improved Web site whose new look and improved experience would appeal to a varied audience: partner organizations, potential donors, job seekers, media, international audiences and social entrepreneurs. In addition, Co-op Tools created the Drupal Content Management System to allow Ashoka to update text and images.
Ashoka is a global community of leading social entrepreneurs — people with innovative, practical ideas for addressing social needs. Since its founding in 1980, Ashoka has launched more than 1,700 social entrepreneurs serving 70 countries. Ashoka's modest investments consistently yield extraordinary returns in national and international advancement in education, health, human rights, the environment, economic development and other areas of social concern.
Working with these social entrepreneurs, Ashoka builds communities of innovators who collaborate to transform society and design new ways for the citizen sector to become more productive, entrepreneurial and globally
integrated.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of South West Louisiana
Lake Charles, Louisiana
• KTDC has been awarded the design of an eNewsletter for this organization, which offers the community many services, including mentoring opportunities.
Bipartisan Policy Center
Washington, DC
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KTDC has been awarded numerous print projects for this new organization. The Bipartisan Policy Center aims to cross party lines to develop and promote solutions that can attract the public support and political momentum needed to achieve real progress together. The center will engage top-tier political figures, advocates, academics and business leaders in principled compromise in policy areas such as energy and agriculture. The organization also intends to promote a style of policy discourse that unites the center in the pursuit of common goals.
