Promotional Instagram post for the School of Design’s Women, Life, Freedom exhibition
Ghazal Ranjkesh who were shot in the eye by Islamic Regime forces during Women.Life.Freedom : "Our victory is not here yet but it's close"
Primary design of the second collection of WLF design celebrating peace and still spreading the word of WLF
First collection (Right) , Second Collection (Left)
Exhibition display presenting the origins and evolution of the Women, Life, Freedom movement
Social media post for the launch of second collection
Second collection launch
IMPACT
This project showed me that design can spark action and give people the courage to speak up. The work emotionally connected with others, opening conversations about supporting the movement, and it became the best-selling merch at the SCHOOLOFDESIGN INSTORE shop. It confirmed what matters most to me as a designer: using my skills for advocacy and creating work that drives real change.
REFLECTION
Working on Women, Life, Freedom was the moment I truly understood design as a tool for change. Seeing how visual storytelling could move people emotionally and push them to speak up made me fall in love with designing for social good. This project showed me that images can carry responsibility, memory, and power, and that design can stand beside movements, not just represent them. It shaped my commitment to creating work that matters, work that advocates, and work that exists beyond aesthetics.
