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This past week Re.Brand had the opportunity to meet in Brussels with Eurochild and the Learning for Well-being Foundation to work towards creating a child-friendly version of the European Commission Guidelines on Mental Health and Well-Being at School report.

The meeting included recommendations and discussions from the Eurochild Children's Council, who were able to take part and share ideas on how the report could be made both accessible and clear for children of different ages.

Re.Brand collaborated with the group to discuss the visual possibilities through different exercises. The children were given the opportunity to give their input on the document layout, colour palette, illustration style, and graphical patterns. This meeting showcased the importance of the project and how including children in conversations such as these can have a positive impact.

The European Commission Guidelines on Mental Health and Well-Being at School report will be presented in a tailored format which will ensure that children are able to understand the complexities and issues surrounding mental health in school situations.

At Re.Brand Studio, we understand the importance of elevating the voices of the younger generations and are excited to continue this collaboration to construct a vital resource not only for the Children, but also for the educators of today and tomorrow.

Last weekend, the Eurochild Children’s Council gathered in Brussels for an exciting project: creating the child-friendly version of the European Commission Guidelines on and Well-Being at .

Working alongside Learning for Well-being Foundation and with the support of Re.Brand Studio, the children dedicated three days to defining the content and the format of the document, translating the guidelines into language and making them visually engaging. Thanks to their enthusiasm and determination, they have helped shape something that will make a real difference for across Europe!

Following this initial in-person meeting in Brussels, the next phase of the project will involve a broader consultation with National Eurochild Forums and the EU Child Participation Platform, before the final presentation to the European Commission in November.

Discover more about it and stay tuned for more updates on this inspiring initiative: https://buff.ly/V5hZUMW

In 2023, the European Network Against Racism .europe celebrated their 25th anniversary, a milestone for the organisation whose mission is to end structural racism in Europe. Re.Brand Studio was delighted to partake in this important occasion and helped the staff prepare the year-round campaign commemorating this anniversary and starting a new phase in civil society’s fight towards equality. The commemorations included artist competitions, the network’s road tour, tech festivals, member events, and the anniversary gala.

In particular, Re.Brand Studio served as the official creative partner for ENAR, producing the visual and digital materials for the year-long ‘ ’ campaign. The contributions spanned the entire spectrum of the campaign’s creative assets, from the design of the official anniversary logo and the editing of the promotional video to the development of a bespoke landing page with calls-to-action for the public’s engagement, such as registration to events, subscriptions, and donations.

The events celebrated communities and worked to collectively reflect on a world where racism is a thing of the past. This was done through a series of events hosted by network members across Europe, such as the Anti-Racism and Diversity Week and the Black History Months, along with other appointments in Brussels, London, Luxembourg, Greece, and Finland.

This campaign showcased Re.Brand Studio’s testament to human rights and social equality as a committed ally in ENAR’s crucial mission