In her role overseeing literary initiatives for the nonprofit, Sarah organizes authors, editors, publishers, bookstores, book influencers, and more.
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In partnership with Studio Tomo, Sarah helped craft a new narrative, brand strategy, and messaging to highlight the national nonprofit and investor’s vision of food as a starting point for solutions.
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The Song Foundation’s new brand messaging and website supports their mission to amplify equity, power, prosperity, and joy in Southeast Michigan.
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Let Me Tell You is a collection of first-person stories about the experience and impact of long imprisonment in Michigan.
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Achut Deng hopes that readers of her book can find a way to be open to life—to feel their pain and then let it go.
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Alice Chipman Dewey was a philosopher, social reformer, educator, pioneer, and among the earliest women to graduate from U-M.
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Confidence and chartreuse reign at Gracias, a social payments company billed as “Bitcoin with friends.”
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The surfboard leash, the jet ski, and other surfers’ safety measures aren’t unlike the strategies offered by economist Allison Schrager’s retirement-focused advisory firm.
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Publishers mark a watershed moment in women’s voting rights
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One person, one vote. We know technology can help with the “how” of voting, but what if it could also transform the concept itself?
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Digital art challenges notions about consumption, and yet its market has evolved with a familiarly distorted sense of value.
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When wellness is a commodity, how do health publishers best serve readers?
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During the late 19th century, society viewed young Blanche Van Leuven Browne’s disability as a life sentence.
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The film industry, where Gabriela Hersham began her career, is notoriously biased against female leadership.
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Jazz is discipline, food is dignity, and content is king.
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