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I produced Public Interest Alberta's Annual Report for 2025.
A document titled 'Board Chair Letter' with a blue torn-paper design and a quote: 'We have no small task ahead of us but, collectively, we can and must, bring down the elephant that is maliciously trampling everything that supports the public good in
Page from a report titled 'Board Chair Letter' with a watercolor illustration of a tree and text discussing advocacy and community activism, signed by Terry Price, President, on page 3 of 23.
Illustration of a group of four people and a dog outdoors with mountains and birds in the background, featuring two men and two women, one man sitting with a dog, all in casual clothing.
A page from a publication with a title 'ED LETTER' and text discussing community values and goals. Includes an illustration of a person sitting cross-legged, with a colorful, abstract style, on the left side of the page.
Watercolor illustration of a person walking away, wearing a brown jacket and light-colored pants, viewed from behind.
Text and an illustration of two seniors sitting on chairs. The text discusses Noel Somerville's advocacy work for seniors, public health, and community initiatives in Alberta.
Tribute page for Noel Somerville featuring a photo of him, text about his activism and legacy, and a note about the authors.
A page from a document or presentation titled 'Vision & Mission' with a section about Public Interest Alberta, including an illustration of a soccer field and text about advocating for public spaces and organizations in Alberta.
Page from a report titled "Our Theory of Change" with the text discussing active citizenship and societal change, featuring a torn paper design in blue and white.
infographic titled 'Our Goals' with three colorful circles listing goals: 'Strengthen Our Collective Power,' 'Effectively Influence,' and 'Reflect the Diversity of Alberta,' surrounded by multicolored dots, with a footer indicating page 11 of 23.
An informational page titled 'By the Numbers' displaying statistics: 7 task forces, 147 media mentions, 684 individual memberships with 364% growth from 2024, and a growing number of 18 affiliates representing 298,800 Albertans. Page number 12 of 23
Poster for an annual conference titled 'Community in Perilous Times' with photos of speakers and attendees, including panel discussions and presentations.
A conference or town hall meeting with a speaker at a panel in front of an audience in a large room, with text discussing topics related to September and October events such as a keynote panel, a pension plan campaign, and public policy issues.
A page from a publication about political activism in November and December. It includes text about advocacy efforts by PIA, protests and rallies supporting public education, and opposition to the Canada Pension Plan with photos of protests and group
Image of a series of protests and rallies advocating for public services, anti-corruption, love, and education funding. Various signs and banners are held by groups of people, including children, adults, and educators.
A protest or rally in support of Alberta's union movement with people holding signs, including one that says 'Fair Wages for Hard Work!' and others with union logos like NASU and AASUA.
A protest and rally in Alberta, Canada, supporting women's reproductive rights, healthcare access, justice for missing Indigenous women, and opposition to coal mining, with images of crowds, signs, and landscapes.
A protest march with people holding flags and signs supporting healthcare workers and opposing misinformation, with trees and an outdoor structure in the background.
A document titled 'What’s Next?' outlining priorities in childcare, environment, democracy, human services, education, post-secondary education, and seniors, with detailed bullet points for each area.
Financial statement for the year ending March 31, 2025, showing revenue, program costs, expenses, and surplus/deficit with data for 2024 and 2025.
A digital image of a board of directors and staff list with names and titles on a dark background, page 22 of 23.
Flyer for Public Interest Alberta featuring a stylized red and white flower symbol, with address, contact information, and website details at the bottom.
Cover page of a report titled 'Poverty by Design' with a photo of a woman covering her face with her hands on the left and logos of Public Interest Alberta and Edmonton Social Planning Council below the title, dated 2024.
Cover page of the 2024 Child Poverty Report with a purple stripe and an image of a hand holding coins.
Text discussing the impact of COVID-19 pandemic on child poverty in Canada, government measures, and the need for Alberta to develop its own child poverty reduction strategy. The lower part shows a background image of children playing, with a caption
Page from Alberta Child Poverty Report with text describing how poverty is measured, including definitions of family and household, with illustrations of a clipboard and a family holding hands.
Page of a report titled "Alberta Child Poverty Report" discussing poverty measurement issues, with a black-and-white icon of a magnifying glass over a star. The page number is 5 of 66.
Chart showing poverty rates for children in Alberta in 2022, with 18.2% overall, 49.9% in single-parent families, and 9.8% in couple families.
Chart showing the poverty gap by family type and size in Alberta, 2022, with median income and poverty gap indicated.
Bar chart showing child poverty rates by municipality in Alberta, 2022, ranging from 8% in Okotoks to 26% in Wetaskiwin, with other municipalities listed and their respective rates.
A page from a document discussing government benefits and statistics related to children living in poverty in Canada and Alberta.
Bar chart showing percentage of children with families below the after-tax low-income measure in Alberta, 2022. It compares five groups: after-tax income, market income, without government transfers, without Canada child benefits, and without Covid b
Text page discussing government benefits, delays in payments affecting families, and the importance of consistent delivery for child support.
Line graph showing child poverty rate percentages in Alberta from 2015 to 2022, with a decrease around 2020 and a sharp increase in 2022, accompanied by a paragraph discussing government benefits and their impact on poverty.
This is a page from a document discussing social policies, featuring a section titled 'Parental Wages' that explains the importance of a living wage for workers and the impact of wages on child poverty. The page includes a colored background with an
A page from a publication discussing living wages and their impact on children's well-being, with a black and white illustration of a hand holding a check.
A colored map of Alberta showing the average wages in different cities, with labels and wage amounts for each city.
A page from a report titled 'Food Insecurity' with a photo of a person grocery shopping and text discussing food insecurity statistics in Alberta, Canada.
Text discussing rising food prices and insecurity statistics in Canada, with a black and white illustration of a grocery basket.
A text-heavy page discussing food insecurity, food banks, and demand trends, with some background images of food and money.
A page from a report discussing school nutrition programs, government food funding in Alberta, family food security challenges, and emergency food response, with a background image of a government building.
Page 20 of 66 from a report discussing child poverty among First Nations, Métis, and Inuit families and communities, with a quote from Cindy Blackstock about poverty by design, and a photo of a woman speaking at a podium.
Text page discussing federal and provincial efforts to address food insecurity and support Indigenous children and healthcare
Text excerpt from a publication discussing Indigenous child poverty, colonial policies, and their impact on First Nations, Métis, and Indigenous communities in Canada, with a quote from Dr. Eva Jewell.
Information panel titled 'Jordan's Principle' explaining the support for Indigenous children and youth in Canada, and discussing funding, services, and government issues. Contains a photo at the bottom showing a group of Indigenous children and youth
Page from a report discussing statistics about young people including Indigenous representation, and Recommendations for various ministries on assessing and coordinating services, with page number 24 of 66.
Text excerpt from a report discussing government responsibilities in youth and mental health services, including ministry coordination, public mental health options, support review, and issues related to Indigenous child poverty in Alberta.
A page from a document discussing housing as a human right, including historical and modern legal context, benefits of affordable housing for children and families, with a small illustration of a house.
Text discussing the impacts of inadequate housing on children, including aggressive behaviors, property offenses, diminished school performance, asthma, and overall health, with a focus on housing accessibility issues such as affordability, sufficien
Text page discussing Canadian housing survey data, affordability, and rent wages.
Text discussing the high cost of rent and housing issues in Calgary and Edmonton, including statistics on rent increases, public opinions, and government funding.
Page from a report discussing affordable housing issues, with a yellow highlighted section emphasizing the critical housing situation.
Page 31 of 66 document discussing racialized children and child poverty, featuring a black and white illustration of a feather.
Page from a report or article discussing immigration, poverty reduction, interculturalism, and barriers faced by newcomers in Edmonton, Alberta.
Page 33 of 66 with text discussing immigration, community leadership, and poverty reduction in Canada, featuring a purple header section.
Infographic about climate change with a quote on long-term climate shifts, a graph illustration, and text about rising temperatures and carbon budgets.
Page from a report discussing Alberta's climate change goals, featuring a yellow banner with bold black text about reaching carbon neutrality by 2050, and a background image of industrial pollution with a quote on climate change effects.
Page from a report discussing climate change and energy poverty, highlighting the impact on low-income families, with a purple header and black and white text.
Text on a page discussing energy poverty among Canadian households, with a background image of a cracked dry earth landscape and a yellow sun with rays in the upper left corner. The page is numbered 37 of 66.
Information about the importance of cooling homes during extreme heat, with a focus on renters' lack of control and the need for improvements like air conditioning and insulation, based on a survey conducted in Edmonton.
Infographic discussing the health risks of living in extreme heat, including poor sleep and heat stroke, and noting a study linking cities with more renters to higher heat-related death rates. It highlights rising temperatures affecting children and
Text discussing the impact of climate change on low-income families, emphasizing increased weather emergencies, financial hardships, and difficulties in evacuating and recovering, with a background image of trees and yellow sky.
An informational page discussing the impact of wildfires on Indigenous Peoples, highlighting their disproportionate effects, cultural disruption, health and housing issues, and challenges in decision-making and land management. The page includes a gr
Infographic titled 'Preparing for Weather-Related Emergencies in Canada', showing statistics about Canadians' concern and preparedness for weather emergencies, with a map of Canada indicating concern levels in different provinces, and additional data
A page from a report or document titled 'Taxation, Revenue and Income Distribution.' The page contains text discussing child poverty, funding for government programs, and revenue issues, with a background image of children playing outdoors.
Bar chart showing Alberta's tax advantage for 2025-26, with sales tax and other taxes/charges in billions for different provinces, including BC, SK, ON, MB, NS, NB, QC, NL, and PE.
A page of text discussing the potential increase in government revenue through new tax measures, including details on a proposed wealth tax and its benefits, with a yellow highlight at the bottom emphasizing skepticism about government change.
Page 46 of 66 containing text about tax policy and its effects on vulnerable populations, with a background image of a yellow wheelchair on the left.
A page from a report or article discussing Alberta's fiscal policies, well-being economy, and references to Scotland's wellbeing economy monitor, with a header about support for children's and youth's mental health.
Printable document titled 'Conclusions and Recommendations' discussing child poverty, including strategies for reducing poverty rates, and providing peer-reviewed steps for governments and policymakers.
Page from a report titled 'Conclusions and Recommendations' listing points on COVID-19 benefits, government benefit reductions, increasing the provincial minimum wage, and other policy suggestions.
Page from a report titled 'Conclusions and Recommendations' focused on Indigenous and Racialized Children, with bullet points on data measurement, collaboration with First Nations, Inuit, and Métis governments, nation-to-nation relationships, anti-ra
Page from a report titled 'Conclusions and Recommendations' focusing on child care, including points about promoting quality, increasing early childhood educator recruitment, ensuring qualified spaces, supporting non-profit services, fee approaches,
Page of a report with the title "Conclusions and Recommendations," discussing food security, including points on income security, school nutrition, and government payments.
Page from a report titled 'Conclusions and Recommendations' focusing on housing policies, listing suggestions such as investing in social and affordable housing, enforcing shelter standards, regulating rent, developing housing strategies, protecting
A page from a report titled 'Conclusions and Recommendations' with focus on climate change, highlighting actions for Edmonton and referencing international examples. The page includes bullet points on climate policies, climate justice, international
Page from a report titled 'Conclusions and Recommendations' focusing on taxation and income redistribution in Alberta, including points on tax system review, subsidies, royalties, legislation, and poverty reduction strategies.
A page from a report listing sources related to child poverty, including links to various studies and government reports.
Page from a document listing various sources and references related to social and economic issues, including reports, articles, and data sources.
Page 58 of 66 showing sources and references related to statistics, food insecurity, and government programs in Canada.
Page 59 of 66 showing sources and references regarding food insecurity, food banks, government funding, and related topics.
Page from a report or document listing sources and references related to food insecurity, child poverty, and Indigenous families in Alberta.
Page 61 of 66 from a document listing sources on topics such as reconciliation, Indigenous identity, housing affordability, and children’s well-being, with various references and URLs.
Page 62 of 66 showing references and sources related to housing affordability and policies in Canada and Calgary.
A page from a report with references on sources related to racialized children, child poverty, climate change, and energy poverty.
Page of references and sources for climate and environmental topics, including government reports, news articles, and research studies.
Page from a report listing sources about climate change and natural disasters, including wildfires, heat events, and government fiscal plans.
Page 66 of 66 from a document with a list of sources: government of Scotland's Wellbeing Economy Monitor 2022, Better Way Alberta Revenue Reform, Alberta's child and youth advocacy, and Alberta's 2025 budget tax cut.

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First Impressions Matter: The annual report is often one of the few documents investors, donors, and other key stakeholders read in its entirety. A polished, high-quality design signals that your organization is detail-oriented, trustworthy, and serious about its business.

Avoids the "DIY" Look: A report that looks like it was hastily assembled in a Google doc can inadvertently project an image of disorganization or lack of resources, undermining the serious financial and strategic content it contains.

I can simplify complex data (Data Visualization).

Clarity and Readability: Annual reports are dense with financial statements, statistics, and complex performance metrics. I’m an expert at turning raw, overwhelming data into visually digestible elements like:

Infographics: To tell a clear story with numbers.

Charts and Graphs: To highlight trends and comparisons quickly.

My reports guide the reader: I use visual hierarchy (font sizes, white space, and colour) to guide the reader's eye, ensuring they focus on the most important takeaways first, rather than getting lost in a wall of text.

My reports and slides are designed to strengthen brand consistency and storytelling.

Visual Narrative: I will incorporate your brand's colors, typography, and visual style consistently throughout the document. This ensures the report looks and feels like a cohesive extension of your overall brand identity, strengthening recognition.

Themes: I can develop a unifying design theme or concept for the year's report (e.g., "Growth," "Community Impact," "Innovation") and use design elements, photography, and illustration to tell a compelling, emotional story, rather than just listing achievements.A well-designed report or presentation can improve stakeholder engagement.

Increased Readership: A visually appealing report is more likely to capture and hold a reader's attention. Research shows that well-designed reports can boost stakeholder engagement, turning passive readers into active supporters.

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