KTCEA is responsible for the administration of K-12 education in five Cree First Nations that form the
Kee Tas Kee Now Tribal Council (KTC) in north-central Alberta. Their schools provide a quality
education that ensures nîhiyâwîwin ways thrive through Cree language and land-based learning while
serving 1,100 students across a geographic territory of 8,200 square kilometres.
Project:
Adult Education Campaign
Details:
KTCEA came to Diva to develop a campaign around the idea that every First Nation adult should have the opportunity to attain their full potential and contribute to their communities through post secondary education. This additional education could be obtained regardless of financial circumstances and with few barriers to attain this by targeting adults 21 and older with an opportunity of free education. The campaign was created with keeping the land and culture of the first nations in mind; with graphics that had a duel purpose of representing the Boreal Forest in the region plus showing growth and resilience.
Deliverables:
Posters, brochure, social media and website graphics
Additional designed projects:
Resource guides, brand identity, annual reports, trade-show displays, newsletters, website design, conference branding and materials.