

A collaboration with the Mayo Clinic Innovation Unit and the American Cancer Society to create a mixed-media campaign to promote colorectal cancer screening.



"Socially conscious designers can inject new ways of thinking into the world to help deal with pervasive social and environmental problems (such as inequity and the hyper-production of wasteful and harmful things)."
Mari Nakano, Grad Media Design '09, Visual Design Lead, UNICEF Innovation Unit

From field research in Guatemala to the development of a practical, low-cost solar-powered system that stores and passively purifies water.


Fifteen years in, this campaign celebrates the International Conference on Population and Development, a groundbreaking global agreement.


“Each student brings individual life experiences, diverse cultural upbringings, varied interests and perspectives to the subject displaying the many ways see and converse about a problem.”
Krystina Castella, Faculty, Product Design
A collaboration with the Mayo Clinic Innovation Unit and the American Cancer Society to create a mixed-media campaign to promote colorectal cancer screening.


