Support the graphic design of the brochure of the Gender Equality Seal for Public Institutions

Support graphic design for a gender equality brochure

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Application deadline 5 years ago: Wednesday 24 Mar 2021 at 20:00 UTC

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Support graphic design for a gender equality brochure

You have:

Experience in graphic design.
Awareness of gender equality principles.
Ability to follow branding guidelines.
Commitment to volunteer work.

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The Gender Equality Seal for Public Institutions (GEA) is an innovative gender equality seal recognition and global programme for public institutions that commit to advance gender equality and women's empowerment in their policies and programmes, and their work place. We are looking for two online Volunteers to produce the graphic design of the brochure of the programme, based on the branding we have already developed. The brochure will be a 4 pages document with text and pictures. The text and the pictures will be provided to the volunteer graphic designer. We need a volunteer who is creative, committed and detail centred, while also looking forward also to learn about how to advance gender equality.

Art and design
Web and graphic design

The Gender Equality Seal for Public Institutions (GES) is a methodological proposal to support and acknowledge the efforts of public institutions towards achieving substantive equality between women and men within the framework of the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda. The Gender Equality Seal for Public Institutions proposes to accelerate gender mainstreaming in SDGs implementation, based on a comprehensive process of improving and transformation of key internal and external aspects of the institutional architecture, policies and procedures. In-house, the GEA intents to integrate gender equality principles and practices in the institutional organization and culture which are the core of the organizations’ operations. Externally, the GEA aims to promote public institutions to analyze and mainstream gender into the public policies and programmes, to improve their approaches and their potential impact on women’s lives and empowerment and gender equality.
Volunteers: 1 needed
11-20 hours per week / 1 weeks

We are looking for an Online Volunteer with graphic design knowledge and experience, attentive to detail and to design according to our branding guidelines. We will set together a work plan according your availability and our needs. We will keep tight contact to ensure you can consult as on any question you might have.
Global
English

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Potential interview questions

Can you share an example of a design project where you followed specific branding guidelines?	This question assesses the candidate's experience with adhering to branding standards.	Provide a detailed example that highlights your understanding of branding and how you translated it into your design.
What does gender equality mean to you and how can design contribute to it?	This question evaluates the candidate's understanding and personal commitment to gender equality.	Pro members can see the explanation.

Added 5 years ago - Updated 1 year ago - Source: onlinevolunteering.org