

The 12 non-profit & public projects in the pick, best first by editorial rating. Each comes with who made it, from the credits.


Airbnb.org was directed by Oddfellows, with creative direction by Colin Trenter, Nicole Stafford and two others.
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Don’t Choose Extinction was directed by Murray Butler, with creative direction by Paco Conde, Beto Fernandez and one other.
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We Campaign Because They Can't was made by Blue Zoo, directed by Dane Winn, with creative direction by Grant Berry, Tom Box and two others.
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The credits for Floriade 2022, Saltwater City, Tellart include photography by Mohamed Somji and Matthew Watt, and software engineering by Arcadis.
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Transportation Alternatives was made by BUCK, with creative direction by Ben Langsfeld, Ege Soyuer and Doug Hindson.
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FEMA "Until Help Arrives" for FEMA was made by Nathan Love, directed by Ellen Su, with creative direction by Joe Burrascano, and production by James Elio and two others.
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The credits for Prototyping the Future City by Tellart, Prime Minister's Office include Tellart credited as directed the project from start to finish, and Scatter, SOFTlab and five others credited as Technical and creative partners.
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It's not Violent for Jocelyne Jolin was made by Locomotive, with creative direction by Sébastien Leblanc, art direction by Marie-Christine Dion and product design by Sacha Haouzi.
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The Mountain for BibleProject was made by Ordinary Folk, with creative direction by Jorge R. Canedo E., Robert Perez and Allan Rosenow.
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The Last Will Be First for BibleProject was made by Ordinary Folk, with creative direction by Greg Stewart and Robert Perez, and animation direction by Greg Stewart.
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Blessing & Curse for BibleProject was made by Ordinary Folk, with creative direction by Jorge R. Canedo E. and Robert Perez, and animation direction by Greg Stewart.
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A Data Love Letter to the Subway for MTA Arts & Design was made by Pentagram, directed by Samuel Morgan, with cinematography by Fahnon Bennett, and Giorgia Lupi credited as Partner.
Original project (opens in a new tab)188 people are credited on these 12 projects. 18 of them are credited on two or more.












