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4 firms and in-house teams · 4 winning projects
Public service design has the smallest budgets in the awards and the largest jobs, from getting a vaccine taken to getting a teenager to talk. The designer has to make a message land with people who didn't ask for it, which means plain words and one clear next step. 4 firms and in-house teams won a GDUSA award for designing for good and public service in 2017, one project each, so the order below follows the most recent win. The firms with the most GDUSA awards for designing for good and public service in 2017 are ranked below, each with one of its winning projects. Open any firm to see all of its work.
| # | Firm | Wins | A recent winner |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Academy of Art UniversityFirst winSan Francisco, CA | 1 | Survival Kit: San Francisco Climate Action Strategy |
| 2 | AIGA ToledoFirst winToledo, OH | 1 | The Sit & Tell Project |
| 3 | Ruzow GraphicsFirst winWestport, CT | 1 | Healthy City |
| 4 | School of the Art Institute Chicago (SAIC), IRFM CreativeFirst winChicago, IL | 1 | SAIC Unplugged, A Campaign for SAIC Sustainability |
Counts are winning projects published in the gallery. In-house teams that entered under their company name are counted like firms.
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