2020 has been a big year. Like many people, it’s had us at MODA wondering how we can do more to build a just and equitable society. Part of our journey has been listening to and learning from others that have been designing change for years, something we’d like to continue doing with our community from the safety of our virtual version of The Design of Dissent.
On December 2nd we will be hearing from Cleo Barnett, Executive Director, of Amplifier.org, a major partner, sponsor and source of content for Design of Dissent, as she shares her journey in activism, discuss how collaboration between artists and community organizations can amplify voices and activist work, and inspire us to deepen our own commitment to a better future.
Now, more than ever, we need Changemakers like Amplifier.org. Now, more than ever, is the time to dissent.
This event is free and will be moderated by Aileen Farshi.
About Amplifier
Amplifier.org is a nonprofit design lab that works through art and media experiments to amplify the most important movements of our times. Flipping artists into activists and observers into participants, Amplifier.org commissions and distributes content in unparalleled numbers with the goal of reclaiming and rebuilding an American identity rooted in equality, dignity, diversity, truth and beauty.
About Aileen Farshi
Aileen is an Atlanta-based content designer who focuses on words, design, marketing communication, and all things related to the interwebs. She is the founder of Rigby Ink, an online art publication dedicated to sharing stories about artists and design leader, contributes to print and online publications such as ARTS ATL, Number Inc, and is a graduate of the BURNAWAY Art Writing Incubator.