Togther we are everything
No Man is an Island... John Donne
Three core values guide McClelland & Chase Communications Bureau;
Acknowledging our Past
Recognising our present
Preparing for the future
These values also remind McClelland & Chase Communications Bureau that it is built upon and grows with the support of the communities that it represents.
To that end, a crucial part of our being is to give back to those communities through Transformational Social Projects that improve inclusion and access in our world.
I... Transformational Social Project
Positive veteran representation.
Started in 2015 I.. .am a Veteran or simply I… was the first independent Transformational Social Project specifically designed to promote positive veteran representation through veteran self-representation in words and images. Today I... remains unique and true to its mission to show the many positives of being a veteran.
The project would grow and ultimately include 118 UK and NATO veterans, in what became a first of its kind project.
Links of Interest:
'I...' Project Website can be found here
Art Exhibition Stills.
Project Ten
Empowering Active User Accessibility in Shared Spaces
Today, one of the key challenges faced by Active Users remains access to our shared spaces.
Project Ten is a global Transformational Social Project centred on a new, dynamic sign to empower Active Users (manual wheelchair users) not only to self-identify but also to enable them, their families, and carers to quickly identify and access shared spaces, including places of work, while maintaining independence and dignity.
While our shared space planning and design processes are evolving, many of our shared spaces remain designed primarily for ambulatory individuals.
The full range of logos are freely available on Wikicommons by following the prompt: Active User Logo wheelchair user benskipper693