Digital Peace Now
Building a global movement to stop cyberwarfare.
Strategy • Creative Direction • Design • Copywriting
Nations are using the grey area in international law to get away with daring cyberattacks on their political adversaries.
Over 50% of the planet has internet access, and more are logging on each day. Digital Peace Now’s goal is to empower these digital citizens to demand that world leaders protect our digital world against the threat of cyberwarfare.
Given that the issue can feel overwhelming, the brand strategy is rooted in effective positive change starting with education and building a sense of agency in the audience. In addition, the visuals draw inspiration from universal symbols of hope and change, signaling that real change is possible.
The campaign has since evolved into a non-profit with a board of internationally respected experts in digital rights and ethics, and has participated in events including the U.N.’s International Governance Forum (IGF), MozFest, and the Alliance for Peace Building’s PeaceCon.
Digital Peace Now’s video series, The Navigation Bar, features global ambassadors, Raj Burli and Gurmehar Kaur, breaking down the issue of cyberwarfare as they travel through the virtual world.
Launched during COVID restrictions and including talent and production work across three continents, the series itself is a testament to the powerful role the internet plays in bringing us closer together regardless of our physical distance.