The Equality Fund transforms systems of power so they work better for women, girls and trans people across the global south. They move money to these communities to fund feminist, people-led movements that affect positive social change.
They came to us for a report that celebrated their first five years: their priorities, accomplishments, case studies and what they’re focused on as they move into 2026 and beyond. The ask was a digital report that’s professional, contemporary and clean, showcasing their brand colours and with an editorial feel. Through the use of impactful typography, infographics, photography and both in-house and commissioned artwork, we created a report that answered their call.
“We came to Studio Wyse hoping for a digital report that felt both professional and fresh as we celebrated our first five years of impact. The team exceeded our expectations—expressing our brand through vibrant typography, photography, and a mix of in-house and commissioned artwork. What meant the most to me was their commitment to the story behind the design. The Studio Wyse team made sure our narrative was every bit as compelling as the visuals. The end product is something we are all very proud of—and is resonating deeply with our audiences and partners.”
Savina Monet’s rich and colourful collages tell the story of the Equality Fund’s past, present and future.
The cover is a symbolic representation of the tension between man-made systems of policy, finance, development and the work that Equality Fund does to improve these systems through funding people-powered movements across the world.
The other two illustrations represent the organization’s first five years and their next five years. The first five leans into themes of transformation, growth and hope; tending to nature as it grows. The next five looks ahead: there is a sense of urgency, a need for more work than ever before as we are presented by ever-surmounting global issues eradicating rights of women, girls, and trans people.
