Following the success of the We Care Too campaign co-created with young adult carers, Sail were further commissioned to lead on a strategic new brand for Newcastle Carers to bring their identity and positioning inline with their core vision, mission and values.

After an international pitch process, Sail were selected as the agency to lead brand and creative for global movement IWeigh, an activist platform founded by Jameela Jamil. Since working with Sail, the movement has grown on social media from 600,000 followers to 1.2 million.

‘Open Out’ is a multi-platform brand campaign for the BALTIC, who are disrupting traditional art to create an exhibition that crosses spaces, cultures and boundaries; all for accessibility and inclusion. 

Curious is an annual festival of immersive queer arts and culture. Partnering with BALTIC, Northern Stage and Sage Gateshead, Sail helped define national positioning, brand strategy, identity and engagement. Since working with Sail, live audience has increased by 333%, as well as securing an Arts Council Award, furthering national recognition.

We partnered with CVAN to create a new written and visual strategy to expand reach to parliamentary decision makers, arts organisations and artists.

After a national pitch process, Sail were selected as the agency to lead brand and creative for Step Forward Tees Valley, a programme by HumanKind.

Sphera, a North East sustainable greentech enterprise; are turning a traditional industry on its head with ground-breaking, sustainable technology. We worked with Sphera to transform their brand personality, visuals, and strategy into a confident, aspirational and bold brand identity that supports their ambition. 

Systemic Change is crucial to mobilise, devolve power and share decision making from within communities. Sail were commissioned to create a digital platform that was useful, meaningful and relevant.

Sunderland Council and Cultural Spring commissioned Sail to develop community way-finding and environmental signage in Sunderland. Through public workshops, we uncovered rich stories and pride, co-creating a place-based campaign from within the heart of the community. The project provided space for people to reflect on sense of place, and what their community represents for them and the wider context of Sunderland. 150 people engaged, 9 permanent co-created signs installed and local action groups created.