[Freelance, New York City] Visual Designer for Making Policy Public at The Center for Urban Pedagogy (CUP)

[Clair Beltran]

Making Policy Public is a program that brings together organizers, advocates, and visual designers ,and illustrators to create a free project that breaks down a complex social justice issue, policy, or service into an easy to understand, visual explanation. For more information, visit the Making Policy Public website or read the full program guidelines.

Visual designers, apply to work with CUP if you are:

• motivated to use your skills to support the power and vision of organizers and advocates.

• interested in a creative process that is collaborative, interdisciplinary, and engages communities.

• able to create non-typographic solutions such as illustration, drawing, collage, information design, or photography

• based in the New York City metropolitan area and able to attend meetings every 2-4 weeks.

• able to attend two trainings - one about CUP's community-engaged design practice and another about anti-oppression practices.

Designers receive an honorarium of $4,000 or $7,000, depending on the length of the project.

Applications are due Monday, September 16 at 12pm EST. 

Questions? Email Clair Beltran, Program Manager, at cl...@welcometocup.org

Curious to learn even more? Attend our webinar on Monday, August 19 at 1:30pm EST. Register here.

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About CUP
the Center for Urban Pedagogy's (CUP) is a nonprofit organization that uses the power of art and design to increase meaningful civic engagement, in partnership with marginalized communities. Since 2001, CUP has worked with community organizations, schools, visual designers, and teaching artists, to make information about the public policies, processes, and systems, accessible.