Power to the Poster

Two hands, one black one white, reach out and form an American Flag with type "All American All Love."

Poster Challenge 2

by The Urban School of San Francisco

#diversity, #equality, #lgbtqrights, #racialjustice, #womensrights

The Challenge: Design a poster to make someone else care about an issue that’s important to you.

A project with the The Urban School of San Francisco. The three top designs are showcased here.

Jake, 17, All America: It’s a simple message that carries so much weight, especially in our current day and age. I love how powerful it is visually while not being overly complex or difficult to grasp.

Alexa, 15, I Am A Woman: I would like people to know this piece mirrors the fact that one’s gender identity does not necessarily dictate their gender expression.

Lily, 16, Not Enough.

Special thanks to Media Arts Teacher Kelli Yon for making this collaboration happen.

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Four photos with one person who looks like a man another person looks like a woman, type over both reads I AM A WOMAN.
78 is crossed out, 54 and 63 are written next to it, reads "cents is not enough" above a quote about women's equality.

We are citizens who see poster design as an important tool to advocate for a better America: gun control, racial justice, love, and on and on. INFO