Viney partnered with NYC’s Office of Technology and Innovation to produce and design citywide media collateral, including signage in the subway and other public spaces.

Viney partnered with NYC’s Office of Technology and Innovation to produce and design citywide media collateral, including signage in the subway and other public spaces.

Viney created a range of graphic assets for the NYC Office of Student Pathways, including social media content and handouts to support student outreach.

Viney partnered with NYC’s Office of Technology and Innovation to produce and design citywide media collateral, including signage in the subway and other public spaces.

Crafting a cohesive event identity for the Brooklyn Changemakers Ball, from elegant invitations to dynamic digital displays.

A new brand to bolster the presence of Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprises (M/WBEs) in New York City contracting.

Viney designed branded assets and authored a report capturing key insights from Columbia University’s DEIAJ Symposium.

A community-driven brand that blends distinctive design, immersive storytelling, and powerful engagement, all in the name of a more inclusive city.

Branding and marketing a 2018 NYC voter campaign with mixed digital media and on-the-ground efforts to boost awareness and turnout for ballot proposals.

A prestigious new award warranting a brand that embodies community-driven resilience and impact.

Branding a mayorial program that’s pioneering community safety through entrepreneurship and innovation.

Designing a fundraising campaign that prioritizes black maternal health and matches funds for local organizations

Creating an early education marketing campaign that yielded a remarkable increase in enrollment inquiries and job applicants within just one year.

Developing video content and tools for pediatricians that address chid’s asthma in underserved communities.

Viney helped Teachers College broaden its recruitment strategy from 2011-2015, leading to increased applications from HBCUs and southern states, boosting diversity in the applicant pool.

Designing a time-sensitive marketing campaign that prioritizes Manhattan's underemployed/unemployed residents affected by COVID-19.