Design in Practice

This portfolio brings together the full arc of my practice — past and present. Each project is tagged to reflect both its thematic focus and whether it is part of my personal foundational work or the evolving practice of Conscious Futures.

Collaborators and Ecosystem Partners

  • A logo with the letters 'd', 'c', 'd', and 'x' arranged in a grid, with 'd' and 'c' on the top row and 'd' and 'x' on the bottom row, in purple color.
  • A circular logo with the words "Early Years Leadership & Diversity Initiative" inside.
  • The TimeOut logo with white text on an orange background.
  • Bright coral design with a flower shape next to the text 'b10' in a casual font.
  • Silhouettes of a diverse group of young people standing together next to the text "YOUTH MOVE NATIONAL" in bold black and red letters.
  • Design with the phrase "Democracy 2026" in large white letters, a line drawing of the Capitol building, a sun, birds, sheep, and a tree on a blue background.
  • Logo with three interconnected circles and the text "Foundation for Social Connection"
  • Text logo with the words 'Made by Us' in bold blue letters, with red lines above and below.
  • Logo of Carnegie Mellon University's School of Design in red and white.
  • A digital graphic with abstract dark blue, purple, and teal wavy shapes, featuring white text that reads 'ForYouPage.Org Mobilizing Grassroots Youth Advocacy Be fierce, Be you.'
  • Logo of The Wellbeing Project featuring a stylized blue spiral design with the text 'The Wellbeing Project' beside it.
  • Logo with black city skyline outline, a small red house outline, and the text "THE RED HOUSE" underneath.
  • Logos of Georgetown University, beccenter, and Akazi Kanoze Access on a blue background.
  • Logo of the United Nations Institute for Training and Research, featuring the UN emblem, a human figure, and laurel leaves, with the text 'unitar' and 'United Nations Institute for Training and Research'.
  • Logo of the National Institute on Drug Abuse featuring the text 'NIH' and the organization's name
  • Logo of Freestate Justice with a stylized 'F' in pink and teal and the word 'Freestate' in pink and 'JUSTICE' in teal.
  • Blue background with a white heart made of intersecting lines and the words 'onelove' underneath.
  • Logo of The Advocates for Human Rights featuring a stylized globe with interconnected roads or pathways
  • A logo with overlapping diamond shapes in shades of blue and green, with the word "SOLVABLE" written diagonally underneath.
  • A black and white graphic with the words "COMMUNITY ARTS NETWORK" arranged with some words stacked and some horizontal.