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Nonprofit, Philanthropy, Government | Affordable Housing | Training + Speaking
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Nonprofit, Philanthropy, Government
Philanthropy | Evaluation
Website, brand, strategic communications, Asana build-out for organization
We initially supported on the launch of the EE Project in 2017 and then worked on the launch of EEI in 2018.
We developed the brand, messaging, and ongoing strategic communications for EEI, and developed and managed all communications work for the first 2.5 years of the initiative.
This included building engagement through the launch of an online training portal for foundations, hosting a series of online conversations, and overseeing digital comms and partnerships.
EEI’s investment partners and practice partners include most major U.S. foundations and they were recently fully funded by MacKenzie Scott.
Non-profit | Youth
Website, re-brand, strategic communications, operations + project management
In 2017, we were responsible for the rebrand of RYSE Center and the launch of a new website.
We also developed a comprehensive, strategic communications plan, all communications collateral, and overhauled their marketing and internal operations. This included creating all new templates and workflows for external communications.
We provided communications support to RYSE for a year following the launch.
Non-profit | Youth
Campaign website and brand, collateral development
We developed the brand and website for the Girls Bill of Rights, which was passed by the U.N. and featured by NPR. Squarespace spotlighted our website.
Over the years, we have also supported She’s the First on a website for their gala website and we designed reports and a press kit.
Peacebuilding Initiative | Myanmar
Strategic Communications, ICT4D
Jennie developed the six-year communications and technology strategy for the multi-country peacebuilding initiative. She was one of six senior advisors brought in to shape the Joint Peace Fund strategy.
This work included traveling to Yangon, conducting on-the-ground research, presenting to Ambassadors and other leaders, and delivering a comprehensive report for integration into the overall strategic framework.
Non-profit | Youth
Website and brand
In 2022, we were responsible for the rebrand of Youth Alliance, and the launch of a new website.
In addition, we supported Youth Alliance with their digital communications following the launch.
Non-profit | Youth
Website, brand, animation, communications support, videography
In 2022 and 2023, we worked with Alliance for Girls on their rebrand, new website, the animation of their Theory of Change, and supported on-site with video scripting, filming, and creative direction.
We also developed a comprehensive, strategic communications plan, and delivered a variety of communications and operations collateral.
We continue to support Alliance For Girls with design, campaign support, and ongoing communications needs.
Non-profit | Economic and Social Justice
Design, collateral development
Delve designed three collateral pieces including a 12-page brochure, a 6-page PDF presentation, and a 38-page PowerPoint presentation for a law organization working to enhance the capacity of the legal system to deliver substantial accountability and ensure justice and lasting transformation in communities frequently marginalized by economic and legal structures.
Non-profit | Immigration
Newsletter, Campaign Website,
During COVID, we developed and launched GCIR’s California Immigrant Resilience Fund website.
We also delivered a digital media strategy workshop and designed Canva templates, a newsletter template, and new blog thumbnails.
Non-profit
Digital Communications
In 2022, we worked with Sobrato Early Academic Language (SEAL) to manage all aspects of the organizations digital communications strategy, to support their mission in supporting English Language and Dual Language Learners to ensure that all kids get the opportunities they deserve.
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Affordable Housing
Let’s Talk Housing
Website, brand, interactive platform for affordable housing
In 2021, in partnership with the Community Planning Collaborative, we developed a platform for residents across 21 jurisdictions to learn about affordable housing and be part of the Housing Element process.
This work included a new brand, website, launch strategy, and a robust training platform for the jurisdictions.
Each jurisdiction had its own microsite to engage its residents in shaping housing policy in their community, including interactive mapping exercises and a platform for people to share their stories.
We’ve now launched Let’s Talk Housing initiatives in three counties in California. Additional initiatives include NSC Housing and LTH Santa Clara.
ADU Initiatives
Website and brand, strategic communications and ongoing support
We began partnering with Community Planning Collaborative in 2019, when we developed the brand, website, and messaging for the our first ADU Center, Napa Sonoma ADU. We then spent two years working with the Executive Director of the Center on strategic communications in an effort to support homeowners in building ADUs in order to increase affordable housing.
Since the launch of Napa Sonoma ADU in 2020, we’ve launched several more ADU Centers, including:
Upland ADU | 2022
Newport Beach ADU | 2021
ADU Marin | 2020
Napa Sonoma ADU | 2020
Affordable Housing
Website and brand
In 2021 and 2022, we developed the brand and website for Thriving in Place Salt Lake City, a platform for a community-driven process to analyze and understand gentrification and displacement, and then craft a plan of action.
Government
Campaign website and brand
Casita Coalition is California’s only statewide, multi-sector group that brings together all key players to remove policy barriers and make a big impact through neighborhood-scale homes.
We developed the brand, website, and messaging strategy in 2020 for the Casita Coalition, which served as an education platform for homeowners, policymakers and other professionals in the space.
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Training + Speaking
Workshops + Writing | Washington D.C., NYC, Global
Various
Before COVID, Jennie was a frequent speaker and workshop facilitator in Washington D.C. (and beyond!)
Spoke on Alaska’s role in U.S. Arctic Policy at the Arctic Circle Assembly in Iceland in October 2023
Trained Latin American journalists in 2018 and Russian journalists in 2019 at the International Center for Journalists on the intersection of technology, social media, branding, and storytelling
Mentor for the National Diamond Challenge for Young Entrepreneurs
Led a workshop on systems, structures, and project management for social entrepreneurs as part of MakeSense's launch in the United States
Presented on growing and scaling a startup as part of DCWW's Women's Entrepreneurship Speaker Series
Hosted a workshop for John Kerry's 2016 Emerging Young Leaders on the role of technology and strategic digital communication in advancing causes and companies
Hosted several workshops and trainings for the Peace and Collaborative Development Network on digital communications, operations, and scaling a startup
Selected writing projects
United Nations Blogger Fellow for the Social Good Summit in New York
Traveled with Progrss to Albuquerque and Denver as part of the U.S. State Department-funded Creative Cities USA project to research and write on the way smaller American cities were recovering in unique ways from the economic downturn
8-week course | Virtual
Vital Voices VVLead
In 2015, Jennie created and taught an 8-week course on strategic communications for 60+ female leaders representing dozens of developing countries as part of the Vital Voices VVLead Fellowship Program.
U.S. State Department Fellow | Egypt
Professional Fellows Program
Jennie was paired with a U.S. State Department Fellow and UNICEF Program Officer from Cairo for four weeks in Washington D.C. to support the creation of a program tackling youth unemployment in Egypt
Jennie then traveled to Egypt, where she spent 2 weeks training and mentoring entrepreneurs in Cairo and Alexandria. She spoke and held workshops at several incubators and continued to mentor and provide support after the trip concluded.
Conference Presenter | Nairobi, Kenya
ICT4D Conference
Jennie and her colleague Jennifer Kerner were selected to present their shared research in a session titled “Inclusive ICT4Peacebuilding: Capturing the Narrative of Former Combatants in Tech-Supported Peacebuilding Programs.”
We presented several cases that specifically engage often marginalized populations and demonstrate promise for future ICT for peacebuilding programs. We grounded these case studies in theoretical constructs from the peacebuilding, security, and public health literature in order to present a practical framework for developing such inclusive and innovative programming.
Training + Course development
Nepal
Jennie spent a month in Nepal in 2012 at ChangeFusion, where she created and led a workshop on social media, online activism, and program management for Nepali and European NGO professionals.
She also assisted in designing a five-week social entrepreneurship and leadership course for Youth Action Fund grant recipients.
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