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Law for Black Lives, a national network of lawyers, law students and legal workers committed to building a responsive legal infrastructure for organizations dedicated to communities of color, is looking for an agency that can provide communications services.
L4BL is seeking an agency passionate about working with non-profits that can promote the organization’s work among supporters, members and donors and position it as a thought leader in the field of movement lawyering, radical policy and as a unique political home for attorneys and legal workers.
Scope of the services includes conducting research and interviews to determine audiences; reviewing and updating existing images and messaging, communications strategy and brand elements; developing a communications strategy; providing communication guidance and enacting a plan for reaching communication goals; updating the brand’s visual identity; website design; and creating metrics for communications strategy evaluation.
Terms of the contract run from November 2020-January 2021 and comes with a proposed budget between $25,000-45,000.
Deadline for proposals is October 18. All proposals should be emailed to [email protected] with “RFP/FIRM NAME” in the subject line.
Questions should be directed to executive director Marbre Stahly-Butts, [email protected].
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