Mary Spacapan

Mary works across client creative direction, brand and UX/UI design — helping organisations tell meaningful stories, deepen connection and move people toward action. Her work spans social impact, environmental reform and humanitarian initiatives, including campaigns focused on ocean conservation, renewable energy access and community development. She has collaborated with scientists, academics, advocacy organisations and global nonprofits, bringing together complex ideas, strategy and storytelling to create work that resonates with people and inspires change.

Alongside her professional work, she has supported the development of a trauma treatment centre for children rescued from human trafficking, and contributed to organisations focused on faith, community development, the prevention of genocide and crimes against humanity. Mary is passionate about kai sovereignty, humanitarian work and the arts, and brings a deeply human-centred approach to every project she works on.

E mihi ana ia ki ngā mana whenua. Mary acknowledges that her place in Aotearoa is upheld by her commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi and sustained through the friendship of many.

Mary works across client creative direction, brand and UX/UI design — helping organisations tell meaningful stories, deepen connection and move people toward action. Her work spans social impact, environmental reform and humanitarian initiatives, including campaigns focused on ocean conservation, renewable energy access and community development. She has collaborated with scientists, academics, advocacy organisations and global nonprofits, bringing together complex ideas, strategy and storytelling to create work that resonates with people and inspires change.

Alongside her professional work, she has supported the development of a trauma treatment centre for children rescued from human trafficking, and contributed to organisations focused on faith, community development, the prevention of genocide and crimes against humanity. Mary is passionate about kai sovereignty, humanitarian work and the arts, and brings a deeply human-centred approach to every project she works on.

E mihi ana ia ki ngā mana whenua. Mary acknowledges that her place in Aotearoa is upheld by her commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi and sustained through the friendship of many.

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