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Justice, rights and democracy

Building trust and empowering communities
Two students in school uniforms stand in front of a green wall display about preventing violence in Wales, featuring bilingual text, instructions, and a mounted screen with nature imagery.
A bright green tote bag hangs on a black railing. It features a graphic of a mobile phone with the text Good vibes ONLY and doodle-style lines and a heart. The bottom corner reads WALES WITHOUT VIOLENCE in white text.
Shopfront window with colourful, hand-drawn illustrations and text, featuring figures, hearts, and abstract lines. Warm yellow light glows from inside, and chequered flooring is visible outside.
A poster on a brick wall shows a serious-looking woman, with text about knife crime in English and Welsh, hashtags #NotTheOne and #DdimYrUn, and information about making safer choices for a better future.
A brick wall displays posters with photos of four people and anti-knife crime messages in English and Welsh, along with hashtags #DdimYrUn and #NotTheOne and QR codes for more information.
A person using a laptop sits in a dimly lit room. The screen displays a website titled Real experiences with a close-up image of a face and text offering encouragement and hope.

Justice, rights and democracy are the foundations of safe and fair societies. From crime prevention to civic participation, the way these issues are communicated can influence how people engage, respond and take action.

Whether it’s shaping national justice plans, supporting frontline policing or empowering young people to know their rights, we create communications that build trust, make complex issues clear and inspire positive change.

Our approach

  • Responsible storytelling – tackling sensitive subjects with care and respect
  • Engaging young people and communities – creating resources that resonate without being patronising or sensationalised
  • Accessible and inclusive design – ensuring everyone can understand and participate
  • Credibility and trust – helping organisations build confidence with the audiences who matter most to them

Our services in this sector

We support justice, rights and democracy projects with:

Who we work with

From local policing to national rights campaigns, we partner with organisations working to protect people and strengthen democracy.
The image shows the Senedd building in Cardiff, Wales, illuminated at night. Its modern wooden roof curves above glass walls, with warm lighting highlighting the architectural details and broad entrance steps. A puffin with a colourful beak stands on a grassy rock, facing sideways against a blurred green background. A large mural on a brick building depicts a woman in blue scrubs and a face mask, titled “MELANIE, MARCH 2020.” A ladder leans against the wall below the mural, which is part of the National Portrait Gallery’s “Hold Still” project.

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Projects in justice, rights and democracy

From youth justice campaigns to human rights communications, here are some of the ways we’ve helped organisations create positive change.

 View all work Coming soon Six people standing outdoors on a hill, holding large red letters that spell BETTER against a backdrop of a city, trees, and blue sky with clouds. Oxfam

Shaping a vision for a just and fair Scotland

Violence Prevention Unit

Creating safer futures by preventing violence

Make A Difference

Empowering young people to vote

Violence Prevention Unit

Opening up conversations to prevent violence

The Climate Coalition

Taking 14,000 voices to COP26

South Wales Police & Violence Prevention Unit

Putting an end to knife crime

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Latest in justice, rights and democracy

Insights, updates and stories from our recent work in this sector.

 View all articles Abstract image with swirling shades of orange, red, and purple, blending smoothly to create a sense of motion and depth—a soft, glowing wave reminiscent of the energy behind the Glow For Good programme.

Launching Glow For Good – The Everglow Partner Programme

 A hand holding a shiny, geometric gold trophy with angular shapes, featuring a small plaque that reads ARCHITECTURE AWARDS. The background is a plain, light-coloured wall—symbolising hope much like an anti-knife crime campaign.

#NotTheOne picks up an Anthem Award

 Three women sit at a panel table with microphones and drinks, engaged in discussion. A screen behind them displays the text “A Scotland that cares” alongside an image of two people smiling.

Designing a campaign for a country that values care

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