Other Roads is dedicated to interpreting and exhibiting history in accurate, inclusive, meaningful ways that impact people, community and conversations. Many of our projects focus on and untold stories, and we work directly with communities or organizations to sensitively give voice to these important stories. If you have an event, person, or organization you want the public to know about through temporary, permanent, traveling, or digital exhibitions, we can conduct research, write accessible texts, and arrange for graphic design. We help clients develop an interpretive plan, including refining objectives, targeting the right audiences, shaping the visitors’ experience, and creating the appropriate complementary media. Our exhibitions develop interpretation and may include multilingual text, visuals, tactile and sensory elements, in effort to appeal to a wide range of audiences from various backgrounds, educations and cognitive abilities. We believe when an exhibit is researched and thoughtfully designed it asks for interpretation by the visitor and sparks interest.