Darrell partnered with Hulu to create several campaign moments for their series The 1619 Project winning the top award for 2024 PRNEWS Digital Award for Brand Partnership. Darrell led the strategy, design, and implementation of a virtual art gallery of civil rights photographs inspired by the 1619 series. Darrell also partnered with the team in experiential activations at Atlanta’s Gathering Spot and National Civil and Human Rights Museum featuring Nicole Hannah-Jones and attended by celebrities, influencers, and HBCU students.

Darrell contributed to multiple Clios including a Gold, (2) Silvers, and a Bronze for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Theatrical Marketing Partnerships Campaign. Darrell crafted several elements including a Wakanda Forever-themed coding curriculum using Microsoft MakeCode and a live lecture at Howard University’s Chadwick A. Boseman College of Fine Arts featuring Dean Phylicia Rashad.

Photography by Darrell for “Until Justice Just Is” received a Bronze Award in this year’s Anthem Awards. The Anthem Awards, founded by The Webby Awards, celebrate purpose- and mission-driven work from people, companies and organizations worldwide.

“Until Justice Just Is” in collaboration with the YWCA, a group famous for its advocacy and support for women. But the organization has also stood on the front lines during the Black Lives Matter protests of 2020 and it wanted a way to invite people to join its mission—and empower them to make a real, measurable impact. The site, untiljusticejustis.org, gives individuals and companies a place to publicly pledge their support for antiracist efforts, access tools and resources to use in their own communities.