JA remains in the top ten list of global social-good organizations, moving up to #5 on the list. We’re grateful for the recognition from the leading NGO/SGO assessment organization. More: https://thedotgood.net/ranking/2023-world-200-sgos

3 days ago · The A’ja Wilson logo isn’t just a mark stamped onto the A’One Collection. It’s a statement, a symbol of pushing boundaries. A’ja’s entire career has been about rewriting expectations, and her logo is an extension of that. It doesn’t fit into the mold of what a sports logo is “supposed” to be — because neither does she.

Jan 8, 2025 · Nike’s A’ja Wilson logo is known for its personal touch. Inspired by the star shape A’ja used in her signature, this design embodies her “diamond in the rough” personality. Although opinions on it are mixed, its bold symbolism and unique aesthetic make it memorable. Why It Is in the List of Best Logos

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It was time to examine whether our current logo, lockup (that’s the logo + our name + tagline), messaging, and branded elements are resonating with our potential audiences and take the opportunity to update to a modern, tech-forward, youth-friendly brand.

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To celebrate its 100th Anniversary JA Worldwide commissioned Eizner Design to update its graphic language which included creating JA 100 Logo, icons, presentations, brand guidelines and new typeface. The JA Centennial graphic language is built on a strong illustration style.

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The A'ja Wilson logo isn't just a mark stamped onto the A'One Collection. It's a statement, a symbol of pushing boundaries. A'ja's entire career has been about rewriting expectations, and her logo is an extension of that. It doesn't fit into the mould of what a sport logo is "supposed" to be—because neither does she.