Strong branding transforms complexity into connection.

By leading Solidarity Engineering’s 2023 rebrand, I helped translate Solidarity’s technical, field-based work into a story people could see themselves in— one that strengthened trust, participation, and revenue by 38%.

Programatic Rebrand

Engineers are high-impact players involved in a wide range of projects. Rather than separating each initiative, I reorganized Solidarity’s extensive project list into three clear program areas. This structure made budgeting more flexible, streamlined reporting, and made Solidarity’s work easier to communicate and understand.

Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH)
& Basic Infrastructure

Play &
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM)

Data-Driven Advocacy

External messaging

  • Social media

    I crafted meaningful and visually cohesive content that upheld the dignity of the people we served and told the story of Solidarity’s work with care.

  • Email Marketing

    I helped develop The Solidarity Scoop, Solidarity’s monthly newsletter, by creating a clear structure that allowed the organization to easily and cohesively update supporters on programs and upcoming initiatives.

  • Reporting

    From annual reports to data-driven appeals, I turned complex information into clear, actionable stories that increased support.

Why Engineering?

In humanitarian work, questions often arise about the role of engineers. To address this, I developed the “Why Engineering” framework for Solidarity Engineering.

It explains how engineering goes beyond traditional health care, shaping the environments that impact well-being. In complex humanitarian settings, where conventional systems often fail, engineering provides practical solutions that respond to urgent crises, prevent disease, create safer spaces, and uphold human dignity.

Treat the source

A systems approach to complex problems

Intersection of emergency response & development