From hello gorgeous:

The hello gorgeous foundation’s mission is to normalize (living with) HIV by reducing stigma and self-stigma. We’re a community organization that wants to empower people living with HIV so they can become more visible: more visibility of HIV is the best way to reduce stigma.

Since 2010, we have produced several anti-stigma campaigns and unique concepts to tackle stigma and self-stigma. We produce a quarterly print magazine in Dutch for people living with HIV and their friends, families and health care professionals, and have made several ant-stigma campaigns for general audiences.

The logo is set in ITC American Typewriter. FF DIN Round is used for the smaller bits on the cover. Inside the magazine Vista Slab and Vista Sans are the leading fonts.

Detail

Birra Stout is one of the many typefaces used for the typographic illustrations that accompany Amanda Kae Fronk’s article about linguist Mark E. Davies in an issue of BYU Magazine, a quarterly published by Brigham Young University. The whimsical display typeface by Darden Studio was chosen for the words “famous” and “crisis” in the large opening spread. Birra also appears in another graphic with “words about women”. Here it’s used to render the terms “pregnant” and “adult”.

What could you do with a few hundred billion words? A BYU professor is transforming linguistics research, language learning, legal studies, and other fields all over the world.

Among the other repeatedly or prominently used fonts in this smorgasbord are Klavika/Klavika Display (“Big Lang BYU”, “inalienable”, “huge”), Bourton Hand Script (“Flow”, “friendly”), Facebuster (“obesity”), Tungsten (“recession”), Quitador (“Ideal”), Burford Dots (“refugee”), Estilo Script (“creative”), and Archer (“civility”). See the typeface credits for more identified fonts in use.

Full spread

“Using Davies’s Corpus of Historical American English to compare some of the most common adjectives that appear near the word women in two different time periods – 1810–99 and 1970–2009 – reveals major shifts in attitudes about women and their role in society.” Klavika and Bourton Hand Script are used for the title, Pompadour Numerals, Cooper Black, and an unidentified grotesque for the years [edit: Champion Gothic, see comments].

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An amended Alias Ano is used for the logotype.

La Loge is a theatre, dance & concert venue in Paris since 2009. Marc Armand aka Tu Sais Qui art directed its visual identity since the beginning. In 2016, he switched from Hobo to the Kreuz typeface family as the main type, keeping the iconic yellow and pink colors and Vista Sans typeface.

The season brochures are little leaflets saddle stitch binded with very flashy use of typefaces and fluorescent inks. In addition to that, a silkscreened poster is produced each summer. Its back reveals the summer program and can be folded to be distributed. Kreuz is used in regular and extended widths. It also appears everywhere else in the venue, from beer cups to the website.