Reconciliation Action Plan DesignCongratulations on getting to this point of your Reconciliation Action Plan journey!! Wojamin Creative is pleased to work with you to bring your RAP PLAN to life visually.Wojamin Creative's Process for Reconciliation Action Plan Designs
Crafting the artwork
A client's artwork will be a bespoke piece that will incorporate your organisation's reconciliation in action story, brand guidelines, and strategic goals of an organisation/business.
1. Formulation of the brief - Wojamin Creative will have an initial discussion with the client to understand the scope of the artwork and formulate an agreed brief. If the client nominates further people to speak with about the artwork creation, within this timeframe is when this occurs.
2. Concept development stage - During this stage is when two concepts will be developed for further exploration and feedback. Wojamin Creative will develop the artwork design from the brief.
3. Final approved artwork - At this stage of the process the concept has been chosen for the final artwork and it has gone back through to the client with any changes that have been requested. The artwork is signed off and ready for design and layout of the client's RAP Plan!
Designing the document
Wojamin creative is a qualified Graphic Designer. Your RAP Plan will be designed with the industry standard Adobe application products and methods.
Products that can be packaged and delivered:- RAP Plan booklet
- Artwork license
- Powerpoint template
- Poster
- Email banner
- Social media tiles
Crafting the artwork
A client's artwork will be a bespoke piece that will incorporate your organisation's reconciliation in action story, brand guidelines, and strategic goals of an organisation/business.
1. Formulation of the brief - Wojamin Creative will have an initial discussion with the client to understand the scope of the artwork and formulate an agreed brief. If the client nominates further people to speak with about the artwork creation, within this timeframe is when this occurs.
2. Concept development stage - During this stage is when two concepts will be developed for further exploration and feedback. Wojamin Creative will develop the artwork design from the brief.
3. Final approved artwork - At this stage of the process the concept has been chosen for the final artwork and it has gone back through to the client with any changes that have been requested. The artwork is signed off and ready for design and layout of the client's RAP Plan!
Designing the document
Wojamin creative is a qualified Graphic Designer. Your RAP Plan will be designed with the industry standard Adobe application products and methods.
Products that can be packaged and delivered:- RAP Plan booklet
- Artwork license
- Powerpoint template
- Poster
- Email banner
- Social media tiles
Get in contact today to start your RAP design
Are you looking for a partner to deliver your Reconciliation input needs? Anything a communications and marketing team put out can also be put out when it comes to your reconciliation efforts.
About Our Reconciliation Services
Are you doing all the work but also want to showcase how deadly you have been acting with intention on reconciliation in your organisation? Wojamin Creative is dedicated to providing bespoke support in managing your reconciliation in action communication and marketing needs.
We understand that a robust communications and marketing strategy can enhance your RAP efforts. Our services encompass a range of services, tailored to have the cultural lens and design style needed to help communicate your RAP impact!
Trust us to be your partner in reconciliation, working together to make and showcase change.
Design + Visual Identity
- Visual Identity Design
- RAP-specific logo or badge
- Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander symbolism integration - Brand Storytelling
- Visual storytelling through Indigenous cultural lens
- Dreaming-based narratives woven into brand elements - Custom Artwork
- Commissioned from Indigenous artist
- Artwork representing journey, values, or local Country - Design of RAP Document
- Culturally responsive layout, colours, fonts, and imagery
- Inclusion of Indigenous language and visual motifs - Reconciliation Timeline Design
- Visual mapping of reconciliation commitments and milestones
Digital + Multimedia
- Digital RAP Report (Interactive)
- Web-based versions, accessible and visually engaging - RAP Website Page or Microsite
- Featuring Indigenous artwork, key commitments, community engagement - Video Content Creation
- Acknowledgment of Country videos
- Staff and community interviews
- Storytelling of the organisation's journey - Social Media Content Strategy
- First Nations-led narratives
- Visuals and language aligned with cultural protocols
Cultural Protocol + Communications
- Acknowledgement of Country Messaging
- Design of visual and written acknowledgements for office spaces, email signatures, events - Cultural Protocol Guides
- Visual and editorial guides for staff (what to say, when, how) - Internal Communications
- Campaigns to engage staff with RAP commitments
- Culturally inclusive newsletter design and content - Event Branding
- Design for RAP launches, NAIDOC Week, NRW events, etc.
- Invitations, banners, signage with Indigenous design elements
Workplace + Environment
- Wayfinding + Signage
- Entry statements incorporating local language and artwork
- Cultural markers around office spaces - Environmental Graphics
- Wall murals, cultural installations, digital displays - Indigenous Language Integration
- Use of local place names, translations, naming of rooms or projects
Print + Resource Design
- Cultural Resource Design
- Flyers, handouts, booklets for internal and external use
- Elders' stories and cultural knowledge printed with care - Annual Reports with RAP Integration-
- Visual and thematic alignment with reconciliation commitments
Strategic + Advisory Communications
- Strategic Comms Planning-
- Embedding reconciliation messaging into all brand channels - Reconciliation Messaging Development
- Key messages that speak respectfully and inclusively to Indigenous and non-Indigenous audiences - Stakeholder and Community Engagement Materials
- Consultation materials that reflect cultural values and accessibility