WHY WE PUBLISH
We publish because the work requires it. A magazine that commissions artists. A book that carries our method. Research into an industry that describes its audiences more often than it studies them.
Artistic Confidence
Semiannual · Print and digital · Free, private circulation
Our namesake publication, and the container for our artist-in-residence program.
Each edition, we commission a graphic artist to create original contextual, contemporary, or abstract work, responding to the themes moving through our readers’ companies and industries. Eight pieces of visual storytelling per issue, alongside an editor’s letter, a collection of essays, and one guest writer from the community.
It goes to founders, nonprofit leaders, and entrepreneurs. Privately, twice a year, in print and digital.
Elevate Your Voice: Curatorial & Editorial Strategies
Book · Available on Amazon · Also offered as a workshop
The goal is not to make your voice louder. It is to make it unmistakable.
Elevate Your Voice is a collection of editorial and curatorial strategies for building a culture of authenticity and alignment inside founding teams and organizations. Each strategy comes with descriptions, examples, and reflections. Not just theory, but the working method we use with clients. Revised every five years.
It’s also the framework behind our Brand Authority Assessment and our Storytelling Standards consultation.
The workshop format brings it to a team. The same strategies are run as a working session, so the language belongs to everyone who has to use it rather than living in one person’s head.
Get the book on Amazon · Bring the workshop to your team →
The 2026 State of Black Health Marketing
Research report · Free download · Second edition
Five years after our first Black Health Marketing overview, we returned to the same questions with current data. The market has grown to nearly $2 trillion. The maternal mortality gap has not closed.
The report maps what shifted between 2019 and 2026, examines what the DEI rollbacks of 2024–25 mean for healthcare brands specifically, and sets out six strategies for building genuine trust between providers and the communities they serve.
Drawing on CDC, Nielsen, McKinsey, Pew Research Center, Edelman, and the Selig Center for Economic Growth.
Download the report → · Free, no form required