Case Study: ACLU redesigns its magazine to better engage members with Godfrey Dadich

ACLU reimagines its biannual magazine across 4 issues with Godfrey Dadich

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) sought to redesign its biannual publication, ACLU Magazine, to better convey the energy of its cause to its growing membership as it neared its 100th anniversary. The organization partnered with vendor Godfrey Dadich Partners to reimagine the magazine for a turbulent national moment, aiming to create a more compelling and urgent design.

Godfrey Dadich Partners developed a bold, elegant, and modular design framework for the magazine, providing the flexibility needed for late-breaking news. The vendor also managed art direction and collaborated with a diverse array of artists and photographers to ensure richer, more inclusive storytelling. The result was a refined process and a publication that successfully shined a light on the people and stories defining the ACLU's vital work, receiving positive feedback from members.

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