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Centre for Popular Education "Workers Power" Course Page Website header with "Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung London Office" red logo and "CENTRE FOR POPULAR EDUCATION" wordmark, navigation "About, Content, Testimonials, News & Events, FAQs" and a red "Get in touch" button. A yellow hero section reads "WORKERS POWER: ORGANISING TO WIN — A 2-3 day course for trade union members, bringing together working class history, political economy, and practical organising skills. Participants leave ready to win in their workplaces." Red "Take part" button and white "Watch the course trailer" button. On the right, a video thumbnail labelled "NEW: Watch our course trailer" shows two women presenting at a flip chart in front of seated participants, with a red play icon. Below the hero, two columns: "Who its for: For all trade union members, ideal for those new to the movement; Suitable for all levels of education and english as a second language; Designed for those looking to get more active in their union." And "What participants get: A deeper understanding of how our economic system works; Myth-busting knowledge to take on the far right and neoliberalism; Skills and confidence to go back into the workplace and organise."Two angled printed flyers lying on a pale yellow surface. The top flyer is a yellow and black A5 with the headline "WORKERS POWER: ORGANISING TO WIN" over a photo of two women presenting at a flip chart to a small group of seated participants. Highlighted blocks of body text read "2-3 day course for trade union members to build empowered leaders and grow membership" and "Suitable for all levels of education, ideal for new members and those looking to get more involved." Beneath it the reverse of a second flyer is partly obscured by the top flyer, with visible text reading "LEARN HOW AND WIN F[or] WORKING [class]" as the heading, checklist items "Understand how [our economic system works], Learn working class [history], Get the skills and [confidence]", and an opening line "On average 1 in 3 of our". A pull-quote in bold reads "IT'S STRENGTHENED [the relationships] BETWEEN BRANCH[ES], MORE CAPACIT[Y] AND BUILT MOR[E] OUR CAMPAIGN[S]". A footer band shows a QR code, contact details "C4PE.ORG / INFO@C4PE.ORG", the "CENTRE FOR POPULAR EDUCATION" logo with an open-book icon, and the smaller line "The Centre for Popular Education is a project of the Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung London Office."

Centre for Popular Education

Working with the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation on a new workers education project, we developed branding inspired by Trade Union history, and a website to market the course to workers across the country.

"We loved working with Joe. He was really easy to communicate with and made the whole process feel very smooth.”

Deborah Hermanns, Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung

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A navy blue website header for "PACE Index" with a hexagonal orange logo and navigation links "Our stories, Team, Join the movement." The hero collages several blue-tinted black-and-white photos of people in meetings, workshops and conversations around the page edges. Bold white headline reads "We're working together to create an inclusive climate movement." with orange and yellow circular dot accents punctuating the phrase. Sub-paragraph: "We support European climate organisations to take meaningful, measurable action on equity and inclusion. Using data, we platform all voices." A white page section topped with the hexagonal orange logo and wordmark "Progress on Action for the Climate Emergency Index." Bold navy headline reads "Turning data into action, and action into progress." Below, four pale-blue step cards each headed by a progressively filling hexagonal icon: "Step one: Gathering data — We ask senior leaders and board members in the climate sector to share anonymous, GDPR-compliant demographic data." "Step two: Spot the gaps — We identify where inequality exists – in leadership, systems, and decision-making." "Step three: Centre lived experience — We amplify underrepresented voices and place lived experience at the heart of the process." "Step four: Drive change — We support organisations to turn insight into impact through better policy, fairer recruitment, and new ways of working." A pull-quote below reads: "This isn't about box-ticking. It's about setting a new standard, one that prioritises diversity and justice efforts in the climate movement." – Daniel, Zedela.

PACE Index

The European climate movement is lacking in diversity and PACE Index is using data to turn that around; we helped tell their story with a brand upgrade and custom website interactions.

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Big Education Conversation "BIG QUESTIONS" Banner A wide banner on a peach background. Small navy text at the top reads "After a year of homeschooling and no exams" followed by a large navy headline: "It's time to ask some BIG QUESTIONS about education." On the right, a duotone purple photo shows two schoolgirls in uniform walking together, both wearing face masks pulled down, one looking at her phone. An orange speech-bubble button reads "and everyone should have their say →." Along the bottom, a navy strip with the underlined link "Stay in the loop: See the results of the Big Education Conversation and sign up to receive email updates."Five smiling Big Change campaigners stand outdoors in front of international flagpoles, wearing dark "BIG EDUCATION CONVERSATION" t-shirts and caps and holding orange placards with the same white text.

Big Education Conversation

We designed the brand and built an interactive website for Big Education Conversation, a Big Change initiative engaging young people in reimagining UK education policy. Drawing on youth consultation research, we built digital actions - including an emoji-slider inspired by Instagram Stories - designed to make civic participation feel instinctive rather than institutional.

"The perfect combination of attitude, skills, and quality for our incredibly challenging project."

Caireen Goddard, Big Change

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A pair of hands holds a red softcover zine against a black background. The cover shows a stylised illustration of a figure inside an archway — silhouetted in black with green, white, red and black geometric shapes forming a keffiyeh-patterned head and shoulders — with bold white text "PEOPLE FOR PALESTINE" and the footer line "A BOOK OF POSTERS & SPEECHES FROM NOTTINGHAM, UK." Beside it lies a fold-out poster in matching red, green, white and black, depicting a large bold illustration of a gazelle with a fiery mane and angular abstract shapes.Hands hold open a printed zine against a black background, displaying pages 15 and 16.

People for Palestine

We brought together a collective of Nottingham-based artists, writers, activists to create this 36 page book. People for Palestine serves as a call to action, encouraging you to reflect on the impact of collective efforts and discover the many ways one can contribute to meaningful change.

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A textured royal-blue page with a centred Yuval Harari quote in white, two handwritten-style highlights, a down arrow, and a strip of client logos at the bottom. A bold royal-blue full-screen menu listing services in tall white condensed type, with the Sidedoor Studio logo and three pill-shaped nav buttons.

Sidedoor Studio

Sidedoor Studio are a  Nottingham-based learning and development agency - supporting companies to upskill their staff. We worked to turn their brand into an engaging new site that their team can edit with ease.

“Creative, insightful, professional and so positive to work with. I can’t recommend Solidarity Studio highly enough.”

Si Beales, Founder of Sidedoor Studio

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An orange-bordered petition layout with a photo of a woman in red and a young child sitting against a brick wall, beside a sign-up form with a progress bar.

Reunite Families

Action Network fundraising and digital mobilisation set up for small charity combatting the UK’s unfair visa rules. We worked with mobilisation expert Paul De Gregorio and copywriter Chloe Green to map out and create a journey that turns passive supporters into engaged backers and donors.

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Six young campaigners pose with red and white "Teach The Future" placards outside the black door of 10 Downing Street.A red-themed website showing two white cards with illustrations of wind turbines and a road sign of children, set against a red backdrop.

Teach the Future

We designed and developed the brand and website for Teach the Future, a youth-led campaign pushing for climate education reform across England, Scotland, and Wales. Built in Webflow with Action Network integrations, the site combined conversion-optimised content with a full supporter engagement ladder - moving people from petition signatures to letters to elected representatives. Within the first month, the campaign generated over 11,000 petition signatures and 2,000+ letters to MPs, MSPs, and MSs.

“Joe has a fantastic eye for impactful and engaging web design.”

Grace Corn, Project Manager at Teach the Future

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Two large green placards held aloft at a city-centre protest in front of a tall office building, each featuring a white raised fist gripping a cross and the slogan "Christians Against The Far Right — Faith rooted in love, not exclusion." A yellow "Stand Up To Racism — Stop The Far…" placard is partially visible on the right.A green graphic featuring a bold white raised fist gripping a Christian cross.

Christians Against the Far Right

We designed branding and posters for a new Christian initiative, organising against Christian nationalism and those trying to use their religion to divide, rather than unite.

A blue-tinted hero photo of schoolchildren walking on a high street, overlaid with an AQE membership headline and buttons. A brand guidelines layout showing a mocked-up Association for Quality Economics report alongside a blue browser window with a city skyline event banner.

Association for Quality Economics

We developed the brand identity and website for the Association for Quality Economics, a professional body pushing for reform in how economics is taught and practised. The identity - built around a custom logo, a bold palette, and a type system pairing authority with approachability - positions AQE as a credible challenger within the discipline, with a bespoke membership portal to grow their community.

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Two event flyers on a dim nightclub background. Left: yellow/red poster with a DJ silhouette titled "WHAT'S ON IN SHEFFIELD THIS WEEKEND?" Right: yellow "LOVE to DANCE" flyer for Grub Records featuring a pink panel and a black-and-white photo of three friends with arms around each other.

Sheff Events

We created the brand and ongoing social media design for Sheff Events, Sheffield's weekly roundup of independent nightlife - building a visual identity that's bold enough to cut through a busy feed while staying true to the city's DIY culture.

A black website hero for The Race Report, featuring a photo of a diverse audience of seated attendees at a conference, with green and white call-to-action buttons. A grid of eight black-and-green pie charts visualising ethnicity statistics across staff categories.

The Race Report

Working with Studio Sana, we developed a brand and website for The Race Report, a racial diversity project in the environment sector, which included presenting complex stats in simple visual form.

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“We couldn't be happier with the outcome! It has allowed present ourselves in an accessible and appealing way.”

Rachel Drayson, head of Research and Impact at Students Organising for Sustainability UK

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Posters for NTU Grad Fest 2025Three smartphones displaying a magenta Instagram carousel for "ntuart" / NTU Grad Fest 25, beside a QR code on a dark grey background.

Nottingham Grad Fest

We created branding and an art submission for Nottingham Grad Fest 2025, the annual celebration of graduating students from Nottingham School of Art & Design - developing a visual identity that matched the energy and ambition of the work on show.

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A clean white website hero with a bold headline annotated in red marker-style scribbles, a coral "Learn more" button and a teal logo blob. A portrait photo of Sonya from SOS-UK on the left, beside a navy contact form with a red speech-bubble doodle.

Responsible Futures

We designed and developed a website for Responsible Futures, a university sustainability accreditation programme, building a clean, accessible platform to help institutions understand and apply for the award.

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A red-themed campaign website hero with a video thumbnail of Lewis Dagnall in a railway shelter, a sign-up form, and a second photo of him beside a dry-stone wall.

Lewis Dagnall for South Yorkshire Mayor

We designed and built a campaign website for Lewis Dagnall, Labour's candidate for South Yorkshire Mayor, structured around converting visitors into active supporters and volunteers.

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Map showing Teach the Teacher engagementA two-line dark green wordmark inside stacked rounded mint-green blobs.

Green Schools Revolution

We designed and developed a website for Green Schools Revolution, creating a platform to showcase and celebrate sustainability projects happening in schools across the UK - making it easy for teachers, students, and partners to discover and share what's working.

A purple website hero for independent candidate Andrew Feinstein, with a photo of him speaking outside a London pub surrounded by supporters, alongside a headline about broken politics and a "Sign up to volunteer" button. A web page split into an orange band prompting voter registration, a purple band about voter ID, and a partial white "My Priorities" section beneath.

Andrew Feinstein for Holborn and St Pancras

Website for independent parliamentary candidate Andrew Feinstein, legendary anti-war campaigner and former MP for the ANC in South Africa.

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A wide group photo of young people gathered outdoors under a red Japanese torii gate, paired with a headline supporting global student sustainability work. A clean white news landing page with six card thumbnails showing event photos, group portraits and an SOS summit poster.

Students Organising for Sustainability International

Website redesign and development with CMS and Action Network integration for global student organisation.

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