Step 9: Develop project identity

In this step we focus on the fact that your project will have an identity whether you intend it or not. Why not be strategic?

Identity is often narrowly defined as simply a logo and is commonly undervalued as a programming tool. In reality, identity is much more than a logo. The perceptions people hold of your issue and project - your identity – are based on how your staff and volunteers interact with your audience and appear in public. Your identity will likely determine, more than anything else, the basis on which they respond to your efforts.

Don't forget that there is more information about this step in our workbook and workshop slide show.  Click here to access these. 

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