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Monday, 09 November 2009

Studio North has released the branding and website it has created to promote the work of the National Muslim Women's Advisory Group (NMWAG), a body that looks to empower Muslim women and increase their participation in civic, economic and social life.

Studio North has released the branding and website it has created to promote the work of the National Muslim Women's Advisory Group (NMWAG), a body that looks to empower Muslim women and increase their participation in civic, economic and social life.
New look unveiled
The agency was appointed to the task this summer and has responded with a logo that it says represents the central theme of 'diversity', while retaining "an authoritative and official style that communicates the important work it (the organisation) does."

In addition to the fresh identity, Studio North has branded a new roadshow called 'Our Choices' that will be touring the UK with a group of successful Muslim women who have forged careers in 'non-traditional' occupations.

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Online push
The team has created a website to support the push (www.ourchoices.org.uk), which will be visiting towns including London, Manchester, Cardiff and Middlesbrough.

Creative director Nick Wright said of the project: "The work that the NMWAG does is of huge importance and will directly help many young Muslim women realise their true dreams and aspirations.

"It has been fantastic to be part of the campaign and we are sure ‘Our Choices’ will go from strength to strength."
 
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