Church World Service

Graphic design and web development by a non-profit, for non-profits.

CEDC is a 501c3 nonprofit organization that partners with other non-profits on graphic design and web development projects.

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"Church World Service is a cooperative ministry of 35 Protestant, Orthodox, and Anglican denominations, providing sustainable self-help and development, disaster relief, and refugee assistance in some 80 countries."

CWS 'Enough for All' Brochure #2: Women and Climate Change

Church World Service and CEDC continue the "Enough for All" series of brochures with this publication. The publication details the disproportionately heavy toll changes in the environment are taking on women and girls and urges the government to pay attention. The CWS campaign utilizes the challenges and opportunities brought by climate change to promote just and ecologically sustainable development.

The full brochure is available by clicking here.

Countdown to Copenhagen

One of our larger partners, Church World Service comes to us with specific parameters in mind for projects. This project already had a logo and color scheme and we worked with CWS to choose what image and story would have the greatest impact. The mailer is intended to get people to take action on climate change before the climate change meetings in Copenhagen. This project was printed on 100% recycled paper, using veggie inks and windpower.

CWS 'Enough for All' Brochure on Climate Change

Church World Service came to CEDC for help on a brochure for its "Enough for All" campaign. The campaign utilizes the challenges and opportunities brought by climate change to promote just and ecologically sustainable development. Key concerns were to use 100% recycled paper and vegetable inks and to use striking, optimistic photography to make an impression that we have hope if we start now.