Inclusive Communities Reintroduces Itself with September Storytelling Series
Inclusive Communities, a nonprofit known for its nearly 90 years of equity and belonging work, is reintroducing itself through a new brand strategy that blends history, community, and forward momentum.
On Sept. 1, the organization launched its “Get to Know Inclusive Communities” series across Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram. Timed to coincide with Labor Day, the campaign honors the legacy of workers and community builders while setting the stage for a month-long narrative about the nonprofit’s mission, programs, and people.
The strategy behind the rollout reflects more than a single campaign. Instead, it signals a thoughtful repositioning of how Inclusive Communities tells its story. The brand team mapped the month into thematic arcs: honoring the past, spotlighting current impact, and charting the future. The launch visual, an eight-slide carousel, was designed to engage audiences by breaking complex stories into bite-sized, scroll-stopping moments.
Messaging for the kickoff post anchored around three pillars: heritage, highlighting nearly nine decades of equity-driven work; gratitude, acknowledging the contributions of longtime communications partner Ang Bennett; and momentum, announcing a new collaboration with Lozafina, a creative agency specializing in community-rooted brand storytelling.
“This strategy was about weaving both continuity and change,” said Josefina Loza, Lozafina’s CEO. “We wanted to honor all those who have contributed to Inclusive Communities’ imprint while showing how they are evolving its voice and investing in new ways to connect.”
Throughout September, audiences can expect a curated sequence of posts spotlighting the nonprofit’s history, its signature programs like ACTion Workshops and Transformational Leadership, and the people who animate its mission. By using weekly themes and cross-platform storytelling, the series is designed to boost engagement, expand awareness, and deepen relationships with community partners.