SCR launches Women, Peace and Security: Sexual Violence in Conflict and Sanctions. Read the full report and updates.
Religion & Politics celebrates its one year anniversary with a Webby nomination. Congratulations to Tiffany Stanley and the entire R&P team!
A lot has changed in five years. Babies were born, mustaches were grown. Thank you to David A. Land: We could not chart our progress with out you.
What a better way to wrap up 2012 than with some old-fashion bowling? Photos from First Annual Bowling party with our friends at Tierra.
Harper’s wins a National Magazine Award for fiction, for Steven King’s “Batman and Robin Have an Altercation.”
The Meat of the Meeting: Convene magazine redesign and ongoing art direction and design.
Harvard Divinity Bulletin: Heads of State illustrates religious tolerance and the power of grassroots communities for social good.
The more enlightened our houses are, the more their walls ooze ghosts. —Italo Calvino, 1967 from LQ‘s Magic Shows.
Independent, Impartial and Informative: SCR reports on the activities of the United Nations Security Council.
“It’s a transformation that shows the power of good design”—Steven Heller reviews the Spectator‘s redesign.
Discover insights on evolving Security Council actions. What’s In Blue website design and development.
Religion & Politics celebrates its one year anniversary with a Webby nomination!
Re-imagining the classroom to fit the needs of every student. Identity for New Classrooms, an education reform nonprofit.
We helped Catholics for Choice with the design of the packaging for “The Secret History of Sex, Choice and Catholics.” The film features interviews with leading experts in the fields of theology, philosophy and ethics who examine Catholic traditions, teachings and beliefs on Abortion & Contraception, HIV & AIDS, Sex & Sexuality, New Reproductive Health […]
Just launched: A redesigned website for NYU Press
Democracy launches its new blog: Arguments.
We launched the Kindle edition of Columbia Journalism Review.
Point Five redesigns the website for Princeton University’s Center for Human Values.
We are thrilled to introduce our summer intern, Karen Kavett. Currently a student at the Rhode Island School of Design, she is set to graduate in 2011 with a degree in Graphic Design. This summer Karen attended VidCon, a conference in Los Angeles that is bringing together some of the biggest names in the online […]