Centers for Social Justice

The Centers for Social Justice are a national nexus of local networks run by and aimed at social activists. The centers are a place for meeting, learning, training and organizing for social action that is about bringing change, within the small communities, and throughout the nation. The branding expresses, on the one hand, a spirit of defiance, resistance and objection, and on the other the hope for a change, the connection to the nation and the community, and the sense of proactivity.

The Centers for Social Justice work with a variety of social issues and the visual language connects and unites them. The vivid colors stick out to secure a presence in the physical and urban spaces. The cohesive branding of events, training courses and seminars produced by the centers reflects a multi-faceted movement which operates in a variety of fields.

In the 2018 municipal elections in Israel, the Centers for Social Justice ran the ‘5 Minutes 5 Years’ campaign, encouraging the public to get out and vote.

The campaign launched a website designed to enable citizens to explore the platforms of the various local political parties in terms of the issues they find important. The website also provided a list of panels of city council candidates open to the public. In addition, other content aimed at encouraging voting was made available for social and print media.