Design for Good from the American Institute of Graphic Arts
New York design professional James Wawrzewski serves as the creative director at communications firm Ludlow6, where he leads communication design for marketing initiatives for nonprofit groups, companies, and educational institutions. An active member of the design industry, James Wawrzewski belongs to professional organizations such as the American Institute of Graphic Arts.
With more than 70 chapters and 25,000 members nationwide, the American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA) strives to advance design as a professional craft. Among the organization’s national programs is Design for Good, a strategic initiative that unites design professionals in a mission to effect social change both locally and globally. Design for Change encompasses programs such as Design for Democracy, which applies design principles to make communication between the United States government and citizens clearer and more effective, thus improving civic participation. Design for Change also includes Women Lead, supporting gender equality by empowering women designers and celebrating their contributions to the industry.
With more than 70 chapters and 25,000 members nationwide, the American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA) strives to advance design as a professional craft. Among the organization’s national programs is Design for Good, a strategic initiative that unites design professionals in a mission to effect social change both locally and globally. Design for Change encompasses programs such as Design for Democracy, which applies design principles to make communication between the United States government and citizens clearer and more effective, thus improving civic participation. Design for Change also includes Women Lead, supporting gender equality by empowering women designers and celebrating their contributions to the industry.
