Becoming A Cycling City

Becoming a Cycling City is a one page scrolling infographic webpage that focuses on the importance of bicycling in Seattle. As Seattle’s population grows, issues such as traffic congestion and travel times are becoming larger problems to Seattleites. Bicycling can help to solve many transportation issues and this infographic frames the pros of implementing the Seattle Bicycling Master Plan.

The Scoop

Although the LBGT community is becoming more recognized and accepted by society, many are still uneducated on what makes up one’s identity, and set in a binary perspective.

The Scoop is an exhibition that celebrates gender diversity through the power of ice cream. The Scoop educates individuals by bringing a fun and playful approach to a complicated topic, gender. Ice cream comes in unlimited combinations of flavors and toppings. Just like ice cream, an individual’s identity can be represented through their own unique “cone.” Different print elements were created to make the information easily digestible and create an exciting experience.

Paige Kwon

Stephanie Zabala

Anna Baker

Altruist

Altruist is a digital publication that tells the story of people finding ways to give back through the hobbies, activities, and interests that they are most passionate about. From an ex-professional kayaker providing young adults impacted by cancer the opportunity to challenge themselves in the outdoors to a woman with a love for photography using the power of the lens to teach and raise funds to support a South African community; these are the powerful, real, and meaningful stories of Altruist.

Community Grown

Community Grown is an outreach tool designed for a coalition of Seattle community organizations aimed at engaging young people in community garden networks. The initiative employs an events-based outreach strategy focused on awareness, engagement, retention, and expansion. Working with Clean Greens and two other partnering organizations, Community Grown highlights community pride around food, while fostering cross-generational learning and developing the future leaders of urban garden networks. Resources are made available to other community garden organizations so that they can easily employ a similar strategy in order to better reach out to young people and build their volunteer networks.

The tool is up live at http://www.community-grown.org/ and will evolve over the years as the coalition develops and fine-tunes their outreach techniques.