Enter Lara Mendonça and Jessica Miller, two award-winning product designers with over 20 years of experience in the industry. With clients like Sundance, Bumble, and Twitter, they’re here to give you the rundown of what you can do to make your portfolio pop.
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Where Are The Black Designers Team Detail the Purpose of Their New Exhibit
Where Are The Black Designers’ latest partnership with Working Not Working offers an exciting one-of-a-kind virtual exhibition with more than 300 pieces of art from black artists, painting a vivid picture with a multitude of fresh realities.
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Working Not Working Joins the One Club In Celebrating 100 Years of the ADC Awards
We’re excited to continue our partnership with the One Club this year, and share how they’re poised to adapt on the heels of a monumental, industry-shifting year. The One Club is already making several changes to its application process and program.
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Equity in Practice: Exploring Our Areas of Advocacy
In this installment of the monthly WNW event series “Equity in Practice,” DE&I facilitators Jennifer Ekeleme and Jezz Chung explore personal paths toward advocacy by discussing how our interests, expertise, and networks can illuminate our areas of impact.
Read MoreHow Racial Equity Elevates Our Creativity with Jennifer Ekeleme & Jezz Chung
Jennifer and Jezz led a poignant one-hour conversation about the ways racial equity elevates our creativity. They discuss the knee-jerk reactions of the advertising industry, the importance of interrogating whiteness, how to hold your peers, employees, and employers accountable, and why it’s still too early to start praising companies that “got it right.”
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