VOICES of Black Women is an American Cancer Society initiative dedicated to amplifying the experiences, challenges, and health disparities faced by Black women in the fight against cancer. Through storytelling, advocacy, and community engagement, this initiative empowers Black women with information, support, and resources to take charge of their health. Here are some pieces created to support and promote this important initiative.

Fit2Be Cancer Free, an American Cancer Society initiative, is a dynamic virtual challenge that unites workplaces in the fight against cancer. This interactive fundraising and activity-based event empowers participants to take proactive steps toward cancer prevention while navigating a virtual map filled with impact milestones. A live chat feature fosters motivation and camaraderie, creating a truly engaging experience. These collateral pieces were designed to amplify the campaign’s reach and inspire participation.

Men Wear Pink—a distinguished group of community leaders—has committed to raising both awareness and vital funds to support the American Cancer Society’s mission of saving more lives from breast cancer than ever before. These social media assets were created to amplify the campaign’s message and engage the community in making a difference.

A poster and social media graphic designed for a DIY art benefit show supporting human rights across the country. This grassroots event brought artists together to raise awareness and funds for the cause.

A trifold infographic distributed to YWCA El Paso del Norte Region donors in 2021 as a heartfelt thank-you during the COVID-19 pandemic. This piece highlighted the impact of their generosity during a critical time, showcasing how their support helped sustain vital programs and services.

This sponsorship packet and poster were created for YWCA’s annual Walk a Mile In Her Shoes® event. This international march aims to raise awareness and raise funds towards the elimination of violence against women. This 20-page brochure and poster were distributed to all of the donors participating in the event. I was in charge of the photo-editing, design, layout, and typesetting while adhering to YWCA national branding standards for all collateral.

A poster and 44 page brochure (event program) created for YWCA’s annual Women’s Luncheon with guest speaker, famous jewelry designer, Kendra Scott. A billboard, flyer, etc. were also created for the event. For this project, I was in charge of the photo-editing, design, layout, and typesetting for all collateral while adhering to YWCA national branding standards.

A t-shirt and poster design for YWCA’s Race Against Racism. The funds raised from this event support YWCA’s racial justice, women’s empowerment, and social equality programs. I was in charge of designing all of the collateral for this event while adhering to YWCA national branding standards.

A beer label concept I envisioned and brought to life, featuring the phrase 'Our sacred beer made of hops.' This design eventually caught the attention of The Portsmouth Brewery in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, who requested to use it.

A selection of standout logos I've designed over the years, each crafted with a unique vision and purpose.

‘Watch Out For Love With Strings’ is a public awareness campaign created for the City of San Francisco to educate former and current victims, as well as those at risk, about the commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC). Launched in January 2017 for National Human Trafficking Awareness Month, the campaign included a poster (shown here), business cards, and a social media-ready graphic to spread awareness and support those affected.

A series of five murals designed for Pediamed, a network of pediatric night clinics across El Paso and North Texas. These murals, placed in patient rooms, created a welcoming and comforting environment for young patients and their families.

An art piece created in Procreate for an art show fundraiser.

Select pieces from an extensive series I created over the span of a year. This series is about hair and the aesthetic and metaphorical properties it has. It contains intricate, whimsical renderings of hair representing something other than hair itself. My hair imagery is usually a commentary on life, death, and the cyclical nature of human relationships. My work has frequently contained some allusion to these subjects, and this particular body of work has allowed me to explore these subjects thoroughly.

The imagery in this series is based on Forget Me Not, a poem written by Anna Peters.

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