Columbus Council on World Affairs

The Columbus Council on World Affairs delivers outstanding programs on the world’s most pressing issues, helping people to adapt and thrive in our global environment. One out of 98 World Affairs Councils within the United States, CCWA is a leader in the development of educational programs for both high schoolers and professionals. As a long-time mission partner, Ibel Agency is committed to the Council's mission and values and works with the organization's team on all of their communication needs.

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50th Anniversary Microsite

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In conjunction with the 50th Anniversary Global Report and GlobalColumbus: The World We Want celebration event, a microsite was created introducing an international guide to Columbus. Your Guide to 50 Global things to do in Columbus introduces users to various shops, restaurants, festivals and museums in the central Ohio area that showcases global cultures. Detail pages includes general information and checklists to ‘experience the moment’ of each listing.

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Landing and Registration Page Redesign

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To help better promote Columbus Council on World Affairs’s Global Scholars Diploma program, the landing and registration page was redesigned to streamline the program highlights and create stronger interest in the program. The site relays the story of GSD, highlighting the experience, curriculum and credentials. CTA shortcuts to each of these major highlights are used for quick browsing while introducing colorful module dividers. The imagery used helps to introduce a youthful interest to the program while providing opportunities for registration.

Global Fluency Institute Website
Global Fluency Institute Website
Global Fluency Institute Website
Global Fluency Institute Website
Global Fluency Institute Website

Global Fluency Institute Website

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This website was created with the team at the Columbus Council on World Affairs to help promote the organization’s Global Fluency Training and Global Scholars Diploma. Through these programs, CCWA educates professionals and high school students, respectively, on global fluency. The Global Fluency Institute brings these offerings to a national audience.

With a modular design, colorful graphics and bright imagery of people, the site successfully explains the ‘why,’ ‘what’ and ‘how’ of each program. It also features a calendar of upcoming events and an archive of The Global Report. The Global Fluency Quiz provides the user with an opportunity to test their own knowledge of the world—emphasizing the need for these trainings.

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CCWA Website
CCWA Website
CCWA Website
CCWA Website

Website

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The Columbus Council on World Affairs website features a colorful, approachable design with large photos and segmented areas for detailed information. The translation functionality allows the user to switch between languages throughout the entire site, reflecting the Council’s commitment to cultural inclusivity. The calendar of events is categorized by program type and featured on the homepage. Upcoming events automatically become past events when the date has passed, which saves valuable time for the Council’s staff. The modular approach throughout the site allows for easy updates as the Council’s programs grow and evolve.

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Sub-Brands

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Global Fluency Training and the Global Scholars Diploma are programs developed by the Columbus Council on World Affairs to educate professionals and high school students, respectively, on global fluency. The Global Fluency Institute was established by the Council to take these programs national. Ibel Agency developed sub-brands for each to help distinguish these programs and make them easily recognizable. The angular shapes making up an open circle link back to the Council’s brand while limited color palettes help to differentiate each sub-brand. These logos are used on their own and in conjunction with the logos of the local councils that sponsor these educational sessions across the U.S.

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