Showcasing EDT’s education programmes across sub-saharan Africa at the 3rd Africa Foundational Learning Exchange (FLEX2026) held in Lilongwe, Malawi, with a suite of materials including case studies, programme overviews, pull up banners and merch.

This presentation highlighted the aims, reach, and measurable outcomes of EDT's initiatives, reinforcing their commitment to advancing foundational learning. Staff in attendance of the event commented on the high quality of materials and raised visibility of EDT flagship programmes.

An impact campaign to communicate the difference EDT has made to learners, teachers, and communities around the world.

Impact is an important part of the organisation’s annual reporting, providing an opportunity to shout about the amazing work they are doing and evidencing impact for future funding bids. The campaign features the full (over 40 pages) printed report, plus shorter (18 page) supporting reports for UK and sub-Saharan Africa. Digital assets created to support the campaign online include talking head videos, and a lead campaign video. The campaign impact report email outperformed previous years, and the impact video had a visible YouTube spike. I received great feedback and recognition from my team for the assets produced for the campaign.

This suite of assets were exhibited at the 2026 NCGS including pull up banners, programme leaflets and example resources. These are aimed at careers leaders and advisers, and showcase EDT’s careers programme offering. The materials received excellent feedback for their unified and professional presentation, reflecting commitment to quality and impactful careers support.

A suite of editable workshop posters for EDT’s National Careers Service contracts. These posters are designed to function as quick-turnaround resources for delivery staff, which are required to be sent out to external partners who lack access to professional printing. As such they are a print-friendly design, with editable text fields. Copy was developed through plain English standards and the design includes iconography to reinforce meaning to cater for a diverse audience.

I had overwhelmingly positive feedback from the delivery teams, who requested that I create further templates to roll-out across all National Careers Service contracts.

EDT’s flagship impact report 2024 is presented in four comprehensive versions (Overview, UK, Sub-Saharan Africa, and Middle East & Asia) each featuring infographics that highlight the organisation’s extensive reach and influence across programmatic areas. The design incorporates graphical elements inspired by the EDT logo, ensuring a cohesive and professional presentation that effectively communicates the impact and breadth of EDT’s work.

A vibrant range of digital illustrations created for Shelter Cymru’s fundraising team, showcasing pre-rebrand designs in an expanded colour palette to ensure eye-catching appeal. Hosted on dontsendmeacard.com, these charity e-card designs have successfully supported the fight to end homelessness, with their popularity sustaining continued use today.

Shelter Cymru’s 2021 Christmas appeal focused on temporary accommodation. Although intended as a short-term solution, the housing crisis means that people can be stuck in temporary accommodation for several months or even years, with little hope for a permanent home.

This fundraising campaign features both printed and digital materials, including direct mail, social media assets, printed and digital adverts, all with adapted artwork to better complement the platform, function and target audience. It was a highly successful Christmas appeal, exceeding our target and raising more funds than the previous year.

Project requested by university library staff, the brief specified a book plate, tag and comment card for UWTSD #OffTheShelf book fairies campaign. This campaign was largely run through social media channels and student comms to encourage wider reading amongst students and support wellbeing, placing books at random locations across campus.

The central book plate design was inspired by Kit Williams Masquerade picture book (which sparked a British treasure hunt in the 1980s) to reflect on the ‘discovery’ of finding the books on campus.

The campaign received high levels of student engagement, and is currently still running with these materials.

This large-scale design and print project featured booklets, maps, flyers and canvas bags, all with largely bespoke graphic illustrations and photography. The pack aimed to inform new students of what to expect on their first day, with information about their campus and student services.

Working closely with staff across the university to ensure important details such as enrolment were clear, I created a booklet for each campus (five), along with campus maps (three) all as bilingual materials. Taking elements from corporate branding and following student brand guidelines, the results were bright, professional and inviting.

I received great feedback from students and staff on the materials I created and due to the success of the overall campaign, it has expanded year on year.