This is a project that is very important to me as an activist and aims to fill some of the civil right gaps that BIPOC face in Canada. Dr.O Learning Center thrives with the spirit of indigenous higher education and strives to make an inclusive safe space where people can find success in their academic pursuits. Named for Dr.Oronhyatekha the school lives to honor his belief in equal opportunities for elevated learning. Located in his former home in Toronto at 209 Carlton Street the spirit of Dr.O lives on through our enhanced tutoring program.
The first thing I did for this project was build out a brand identity that encompassed the soul of the brand while still being fresh and eye-catching. Below can be seen the logos I designed.
Once the branding was sorted out I needed to make a landing page that served to explain the intended repurposing of the building. Following is the long form landing page I designed for the school outlining the staff, the proposed renovations of the building, the programs and a demonstration of the culturally diverse neighbourhood.
