What makes the Oakland A’s stand out as a baseball team, is their ability to work among their community. My role was Lead Designer working through Oakland Digital for a total of 2 months to make a community booklet to pass out to fans.

Founded in 1964, the Peralta Community College District is a community comprised of 4 Colleges: Berkeley City College, College of Alameda, Laney College, and Merritt College, all located in the neighboring cities of Berkeley, Alameda, and Oakland, respectively. As the sole designer for the District, I had to reinforce the District’s brand with a refreshed look for external audiences that represent the four colleges fairly.

Formally Oakland Digital, BRIDGEGOOD is a nonprofit design studio focused on diversity, inclusion, and accessibility. the organization inspires first-generation college students to explore the industries of UX/UI and visual design. Funded by Google.org, and the Golden State Warriors, their platform BRIDGEGOOD.com connects local organizations with aspiring creative students.

May 2017, Cal State East Bay held its first-ever Undocumented Student Resource Summit to help those who are pressured by the current political climate. I acted as Lead Designer on a committee of 9 staff and faculty members, including support from the University’s Office of the President and CSU Chancellor’s Office.

Google.org stands out from other tech companies for its philanthropy. I worked closely with Volunteering Engagement Lead, Chelsea Seabron, to create assets for their ambassador summit that transforms employees into community leaders.

Powered by the Kapor Center, this first-ever Latin centric summit is geared to help inspire the Latino/a community to become leaders in the Tech Industry. As Lead Designer, I created the brand and helped their team with digital, print assets, and social media.