Dot Project

@dotprojectcoop

Dot Project support the social sector with their digital resilience and confidence so that people and organisations can thrive collectively ✨

United Kingdom

dotproject.coop

Joined March 2017

Dot Project
@dotprojectcoop
Aug 22, 2023
Dot Project worked with @RICE_Bath to build a roadmap for digital change. We supported RICE to understand their technology needs and guided the team to understand how they can be ambassadors for their digital journey ahead. Full case study here: loom.ly/OGwGX0I
Dot Project
@dotprojectcoop
Jun 22, 2023
Ready to develop a digital strategy? Our latest blog explores learnings from the Developing your Digital Strategy Accelerator (with @okta @CharityDigiOrg). We explore what 'ready' means from an organisational,team & individual perspective. Read more here: loom.ly/AKnZKy0
Dot Project
@dotprojectcoop
Jun 13, 2023
We are super happy to share with you our new #rebrand, 6 months in the making. Massive thanks @_andgood @InkpotAndPen for deeply listening to us and creating our new technicolored dream coat 🙌. 👉 dotproject.coop It just feels like us 😍
Dot Project
@dotprojectcoop
May 30, 2023
Dot Project leading the #dataset and mapping insights for the vital findings released in this report commissioned by @londoncouncils, delivered by @AVAproject finding fragmented and complex state of funding to #VAWG sector 👇
London Councils
@londoncouncils
May 24, 2023
A new report from London Councils reveals that VAWG funding for support services across London is fragmented and complex, leading to some survivors and victims failing though the gaps. Read the full release and report➡️bit.ly/3WvR1Zi
Dot Project
@dotprojectcoop
May 17, 2023
In recent years we’ve been running at 100mph but somewhere along the way, we've lost our sense of self! We're excited to share that we have evolved our #brand story, narrative and visual #identity; we'll be revealing this 'new coat' in the coming weeks ✨
medium.com
A brand-new coat: Dot Project’s new narrative and visual identity
The term ‘brand-new’ goes back to the 16th century. It refers to the newness of an object — fresh from the fire, forge, or furnace.