The "Empowering Business Women in Nineveh" brand design project is one such endeavor that holds a special place in my heart. This project, funded and supported by the Canadian Embassy in Iraq and executed by MosulSpace organization, is a testament to the transformative power of design in driving social change.
This program seeks to empower women, not only in technology but also in the complex world of business through an array of technical and business workshops.
As a graphic designer, my role was to translate this empowering mission into a visual identity that resonates and inspires.
This program seeks to empower women, not only in technology but also in the complex world of business through an array of technical and business workshops.
As a graphic designer, my role was to translate this empowering mission into a visual identity that resonates and inspires.
Project Logo: Symbol of Power and Protection
The mood board served as my compass, guiding me through the design process. It was not a collection of images and elements but a visual representation of the program's values, aspirations, and the vibrant spirit of the women it aims to empower.
Social Media Posts: Amplifying Program Message Digitally
The social media strategy is about more than just aesthetics; it's about fostering a sense of community, engagement, and awareness. By connecting with project audience online, I aim to inspire and inform, providing valuable insights and resources for the women project seeks to empower.
Design can be a powerful catalyst for change, and I'm honored to have been a part of this transformative journey. I've seen the program's impact firsthand and the incredible resilience and potential of the women we aim to empower.
Thank you for taking the time to explore the project. I hope it inspires you as much as it has inspired me.
