I have supported the British Columbia Association of Chiefs of Police (BCACP) through a range of print and digital communications projects that help advance public safety initiatives and improve communication between law enforcement agencies and the communities they serve. My work often involves translating complex or sensitive subject matter into approachable, highly functional materials that can be used across diverse audiences and organizations.
Role: Art Director & Designer
Years: 2023-Present
Client: The British Columbia Association of Chiefs of Police represents senior police leadership from the RCMP and all municipal policing agencies across British Columbia.
Years: 2023-Present
Client: The British Columbia Association of Chiefs of Police represents senior police leadership from the RCMP and all municipal policing agencies across British Columbia.
Neurodivergent / Autism Communities
Decal & Literacy Program
Decal & Literacy Program
I developed the visual identity and supporting materials for BCACP's Neurodivergent / Autism Communities Decal & Literacy Program, an initiative created in partnership with the BC Law Enforcement Diversity Network. The project introduced highly visible vehicle and home decals, along with supporting literacy materials designed to foster safer and more informed interactions between police officers, neurodiverse individuals, and their families.
Global News covered the development of this initiative in August 2024.
HealthIM™ Implementation Toolkit
HealthIM™ is a digital system that gives first responders mobile access to client-specific safety and de-escalation information during mental health crisis calls. I designed the implementation toolkit used to support awareness and adoption of the program for BCACP member agencies, creating handbooks, information sheets, social media assets, posters, and roll-up banners to communicate the program's purpose and benefits.
