A Statement of Solidarity
Brocade strives to be an anti-racist organization.
As we actively pursue a responsible way to internally measure progress on that commitment, we practice a zero-tolerance policy for discrimination, hate speech, and racism in any form. This includes our team, our contractors, and our clients.
We stand with our Richmond, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia communities, and with those standing up in support of Black lives in communities around the world.
Inaction perpetuates white supremacy. To end systemic racism we must dismantle the tools of oppression, including violence against Black lives, voter suppression, and economic inequality rooted in and perpetuated through generational discrimination and racism.
Brocade radically imagines a just society.
Spotlight Project
NATIONAL ARCHIVES
Washington, D.C. | Interpretive Planning
Visitors to Washington, D.C. are faced with a near-overwhelming multitude of experiences, tours, museums, and collections. The National Archives offers something a bit different — an engagement with specifically-American documents that offer an almost geological view of American history. Brocade is proud to be partnering with the National Archives Foundation to bring interpretive planning expertise to a broader team working to redesign and upgrade the Archives' permanent exhibition space, theater, and learning center. Our goal is for the Archives to strongly distinguish itself as a trusted site and resource that thinks creatively about American history and how all of us can contribute and connect to it.
"Brocade proved instrumental at the both the strategic and tactical levels.
They organized our initiative's big ideas, and helped to bring the planning to life."
- Adam Kenney, Director of the Creative Business Accelerator at Bridgeway Capital