After spending the last mini-season discussing how municipal divides impact racial equity, we wanted to examine equity from another angle鈥� design.
Because if racism is designed, what does it mean to design toward racial equity?
To answer that question, we teamed up with , the local chapter of the largest oldest and largest professional membership organization for design, to host an evening of stories and discussion with St. Louis-based designers: , , and .
You can find the stories and discussion in the video above.
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— Jia Lian Yang at Designing Equity
Jia Lian Yang (she/they)
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— Jayvn Solomon
Jayvn Solomon (he/him) AIGA St. Louis Vice President
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— MK Stallings
MK Stallings (he/him) UrbArts Founder
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— Antionette Carroll
Antionette Carroll (she/her) Creative Reaction Lab Founder
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— Erika Harano
Erika Harano (they/she) Movement Artist and Designer
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— Anna Heinze
Anna Heinze (she/her) AIGA St. Louis President
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— Jia Lian and Javyn
Jia Lian and Javyn
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— Antionette and Erika
Antionette and Erika
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— Lauren Brown and Tim Lloyd at Designing Equity
Lauren Brown (she/her) and Tim Lloyd (he/him)
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— Lauren Brown at Designing Equity
Lauren Brown
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— Anna Heinze at Designing Equity
Anna Heinze
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