Rebuilding First Nations Governance
Logo Design | Branding Applications | Website Graphics
The Rebuilding First Nations Governance Project (RFNG) is a national alliance of First Nation communities and Tribal Councils, academic researchers and public sector practitioners created to support First Nations that have made the decision to transition from the Indian Act to their own inherent rights governance. RFNG aims to provide applied research and analysis directed by First Nations governments who are working to master or to leave behind Indian Act governance. To learn more about RGNG visit: https://carleton.ca/rfng/
We worked closely with the project management team throughout our design process to produce an identity that was inclusive to all nations without being overtly Pan-Indigenous or homogenized. We strived to go beyond stereotypical symbols in order to reflect the deeper values and spiritual beliefs that connect our Indigenous communities from coast to coast and to convey the strength and resilience of these communities. RFNG wanted to draw on the connection between our collective memory as healthy and successful nations before the arrival of the Europeans, with the power that is now in our hands to return to health and success through self-government.
