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Not on Our Watch!

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    • Friday, July 24, 2015, 11:21am

CUP opportunities for designers!

CUP opportunities for designers!

Hey designers and artists! Interested in collaborating with CUP? We have two exciting opportunities for you!

Open call: Making Policy Public

CUP is now accepting applications to our Making Policy Public program. CUP seeks designers, visual artists, and other creative workers with an interest in public policy who will bring unique visual solutions to the design challenges presented by complex policy issues. Projects are 8 – 10 month intensive collaborations resulting in a powerful print foldout poster.

Learn more about the program and how to apply here. 

Open call: Public Access Design Fellowship

CUP is seeking talented designers, visual artists, and animators to become Public Access Design Fellows. Fellows attend special events over the course of one year, where they meet with notable design professionals and community advocates, and learn about CUP’s collaborative design process. They also have the opportunity to collaborate with CUP and a community organization to produce an innovative multimedia tool that makes information about important social justice issues accessible to historically underrepresented communities.

Learn more about the program and how to apply here. 

Questions? Get in touch with ingrid@welcometocup.org.

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