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We exclusively work on social impact projects with clients in fields like housing, climate, gender justice, philanthropy, health, arts, and human rights.

We have local and national Canadian clients in addition to international clients.

BuildingIN: Communications and Design for Vibrant, Livable Cities With the Housing We Need

Cities BuildingIN: Communications and Design for Vibrant, Livable Cities With the Housing We Need BuildingIN helps municipalities increase their housing supply. Canada is in a housing crisis and we do not have enough housing to meet our country’s needs. BuildingIN is helping municipalities address this with a new and groundbreaking approach to urban planning. BuildingIN [...]

Rebranding a Frontline Supportive Housing Organization With a Big Heart: Options Housing

Housing Rebranding a Frontline Supportive Housing Organization With a Big Heart: Options Housing Leading a rebrand from “Options Bytown” to the new “Options Housing” Options Housing — formerly Options Bytown — is a frontline supportive housing organization that gets people out of shelters and into permanent housing. Their team engaged LeBlanc (& co.) Communications to [...]

Branding a National Week of Action for Rainbow Equality

2SLGBTQI+ Branding a National Week of Action for Rainbow Equality The Society of Queer Momentum came to us with a big vision: to organize a National Week of Action addressing anti-queer and trans hate. Momentum asked LeBlanc (& co.) to support their advocacy by creating a campaign brand and designing materials for their National Week [...]

Brand Design for New Brunswick’s Queer Acadian Advocacy Group: Alter Acadie

2SLGBTQI+ Brand Design for New Brunswick’s Queer Acadian Advocacy Group: Alter Acadie Photography by Annie-France Noël Founded in 2023, Alter Acadie is the only nonprofit advocating for queer and trans Acadians across New Brunswick. The Alter Acadie team approached us for support in brand design after their successful first year of operations. Their team wanted [...]

Using Communications to Build Healthy Communities With the Canadian Parks and Recreation Association

Cities Using Communications to Build Healthy Communities With the Canadian Parks and Recreation Association The Canadian Parks and Recreation Association works to build vibrant, healthy, and resilient communities across Canada. The Canadian Parks and Recreation Association (CPRA) advocates on behalf of the recreation and parks sector in Canada. Their work shows how Canada can build [...]

Communications for the National Day of Action Campaign for Early Learning and Child Care

Gender justice Communications for the National Day of Action Campaign for Early Learning and Child Care In fall 2023, LeBlanc (& co.) Communications supported the National Day of Action Campaign for Early Learning and Child Care. Led by our client Child Care Now, the campaign focussed on increasing access to child care by highlighting the [...]

Combating anti-Trans Hate with the “There’s no Gender Equality Without Trans Women” IWD Campaign

2SLGBTQI+ Combating anti-Trans Hate with the “There’s no Gender Equality Without Trans Women” IWD Campaign In early March 2023, a spike in hate against trans women erupted in the lead up to International Women’s Day (IWD). Organizations across Canada issued statements condemning the surge in transphobic including the trans-misogynistic backlash against an International Women’s Day [...]

Creating a Communications Plan for The 519

2SLGBTQI+ Social Services Creating a Communications Plan for The 519 As Canada’s most prominent pride centre, The 519 delivers services to thousands of 2SLGBTQI+ people every year — primarily in Toronto, but also on their online programs.

Branding a New Nonprofit With CitySHAPES

Cities Building Better Cities and Launching a National Nonprofit with CitySHAPES CitySHAPES is a new, national nonprofit created to help build better cities in Canada. Many of you will recognize the co-founder of CitySHAPES, former City Councillor Catherine McKenney.