Scriberia joined the Academy of Medical Sciences to creatively capture the content of their annual barrier-shattering careers conference. The outcome: a truly uplifting and inclusive piece of digital scribing to share with attendees of the event and beyond.
Helping overseas nurses to build a career and stay in the NHS is the aim of the new Stay and Thrive programme. A series of illustrations and animations enabled the programme to connect with a diverse range of stakeholders and overcome language barriers, contributing to the creation of an inclusive and welcoming culture.
By transforming complex research into an accessible and engaging visual narrative, we helped Arup and the University of Edinburgh to ensure their groundbreaking work on hydrogen infrastructure and storage reaches and resonates with a wide audience, driving the shift towards a sustainable future.
With our help, Hounslow Council recently began rolling out a new, more empathetic and people-focused grievance and disciplinary framework. Explainer animation was the perfect medium with which to tell their workforce of the changes ahead, addressing the emotional impact of workplace conflicts with clarity and sensitivity.
In 2017, we created a bespoke timeline mural for Cifas, the UK’s fraud prevention service, showcasing 30 years of milestones and measurable impact. Now, five years on, we were invited back to extend the story — reflecting a remarkable new chapter in their mission to fight fraud.
At Scriberia, we believe that a picture should grow with your story. That’s why we love revisiting old projects, refreshing the visuals, and helping our clients keep their messaging relevant and powerful—just as we did with the Financial Times’ B2B team following their exciting rebrand as FT Professional.
With cases of vaccine-preventable diseases on the rise in the UK, the Oxford Vaccine Group needed a powerful and accessible way to communicate the importance of immunisation. They turned to us to help craft a compelling animation that would break through misinformation and shift public perception.
Through our partners, Resolve Consultants, we used illustration to support St John Ambulance’s conflict resolution training — helping drive a cultural shift within the organisation.
Engineers at the Royal Academy of Engineering are working to tackle some of the world’s most complex challenges. When the Department of Health enlisted their expertise to address delayed patient discharge from NHS hospitals, we helped them turn their detailed findings into a clear visual summary. Challenge: Delayed patient discharge - sometimes known as "bed-blocking" - in the NHS is a problem that affects us all. In a fascinating collaboration, the Department of Health and Social Care turned to the Royal Academy of Engineering to use their expertise in systems thinking and managing complex processes to identify the true causes and potential solutions.
Each year, approximately 100 students from UK sixth form colleges and Japanese high schools come together for the prestigious UCL–Japan Youth Challenge.
