JCharlier Communication Design

Recently, I was contacted by a new non-profit organization to develop their visual identity from the ground up—and their mission immediately stood out.

They are working to eliminate the financial barriers that prevent neurodivergent individuals with speech and language differences from accessing Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) devices. These tools can be truly life-changing, yet far too many people are unable to access them simply because of cost.

I had the opportunity to design the organization’s logo and website, helping translate their purpose into a clear, approachable visual identity that supports their mission and amplifies their message.

If you’re interested in learning more about their work and the impact they’re making, I encourage you to visit the link below.

🔗 Learn more here: https://jcharlier.design/blog-2-1/a-startup-non-profit-startup-package

Creating a Brand Identity for a Start-Up Non-Profit: A Case Study — JCharlier Design Recently, a new non-profit organization contacted me to develop their visual identity from the ground up. Their mission is powerful: to eliminate financial barriers that prevent neurodivergent individuals with speech and language differences from accessing Augmentative and Alternative Communication

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