Our Work Case Study

Digital Disruption

This was a big one: a Bold-initiated project to encourage young people to be savvy, critical consumers of online content. We created films, animations, training programmes and other teaching tools to investigate the ways misinformation online is affecting them.

This campaign saw Bold partner with Demos and Wikimedia UK, the Association of Chief Police Officers, Nominet, Forward Foundation, CILIP, AVE Network and the Youth Justice Board. We won a Government Office for London Innovation Award, where we were commended for working with young people at risk of radicalisation, helping them to recognise and deconstruct propaganda and protect themselves against extremist messages online.

Since then, our resources and films have been viewed hundreds of thousands of times, and hundreds of teachers, youth workers and practitioners have trained using our free resources.

Our Work

Rebrand

University of Winchester was facing increasing pressure in a competitive market. We conducted research with staff and current and prospective

Social Care Innovation

Working with NSPCC, Blackpool Council and young people from the area, we devised a groundbreaking idea to support those young

Reading Hack

Why don’t more 15-24 year olds read for pleasure? We embarked on an extensive programme of co-creation sessions with young

Youth Brand Guidelines

Having not spoken to girls directly in any of their communications, Girlguiding knew it was time something changed. We were asked

Youth Brand Guidelines

With an ever-aging donor base, it was critical for RNLI to become more relevant and engaging to under-18s. We ran

Therapeutic Gaming

For the launch of the rebranded Childline website, Bold developed six games. Each offered therapeutic support to its users: Wall

Digital Lives Research

Working with Google and Vodafone, Bold built a campaign around helping young people navigate and build resilience and good mental

Newsround – The Wrong Trainers

In response to the Government’s child poverty campaign, the BBC asked us to create a film to raise awareness of