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Mark Rutledge RGD

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• Branding
• Education
• Print

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Shakat Tun Wilderness Camp

Mark Rutledge RGD

Indigenous Creative Leader | Senior Designer | Design Strategist | Educator | Speaker | Advocate for Indigenous Innovation, Reconciliation & Community Impact

Identifies as Indigenous creative with over 30 years of experience

Whitehorse, YT

Member since June 2006 | Senior Creative (Indigenous) @ Know History | Survivors Circle for Reproductive Justice | Mark Rutledge Design

Skills

• Branding
• Education
• Print
• Advertising
• Art Direction
• Exhibit Design
• Illustration
• Photography

• Work
• Contributions

Shakat Tun Wilderness Camp

Shakat Tun Wilderness Camp

James Allen, former Chief and citizen of the Champagne & Aishihik First Nations was a participant in a Marketing Bootcamp that I was running. At that time, James didn't have any marketing material or a website to promote his burgeoning wilderness camp. Upon completion he had a solid marketing foundation from which to build upon.

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Roots & Rivers: Canadian Women's Foundation – Northern Strategy Reflections Report

Roots & Rivers: Canadian Women's Foundation – Northern Strategy Reflections Report

I had the honour to be asked to work with the team at Roots & Rivers on the Canadian Women's Foundation's (CWF) Northern Strategy Reflections Report. I worked with esteemed illustrator Jessica Winters. The Northern Strategy is a concerted effort for grant making to achieve gender justice in the North.

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2024 Western Premiers' Conference Branding

2024 Western Premiers' Conference Branding

In June 2023 the Yukon was confirmed as host for the next meeting of Western Premiers in 2024. The Yukon Government's Executive Council Office then retained my services to develop the branding for the 2024 Western Premier's Conference.

The best part about the RGD is...

“the networking opportunities and meeting creative industry colleagues”

T’AKHU Â TLÈN CONSERVANCY 20TH ANNIVERSARY REPORT

T’AKHU Â TLÈN CONSERVANCY 20TH ANNIVERSARY REPORT

December 7th, 2023 marked the 20th anniversary of the Joint Clan Meeting (JCM) mandate that approved T’akhu  Tlèn Conservancy’s (TAC’s) Constitution and By-laws. To honour this milestone, they took a step back to review where TAC came from and ground themselves in the purpose and intent of their organization, as envisioned in the JCM mandate.

I know a lot about...

“Effective communications with Indigenous communities and organizations throughout Turtle Island and beyond.”

I'm thinking a lot about...

“Decolonizing Design and making safe spaces for BIPOC creatives.”