AIGA Chicago

A passing of the torch

A message of solidarity and a call to action from AIGA Chicago

Consider it a fond “see you soon.”

Reframing the climate crisis

If you’re an educator in need of virtual-friendly design education resources to use with your students, this list is for you.

To make the changes that we want to see in our industry, designers need opportunities to talk about ethics—queue the Roundtable event.

“If we don’t have an outlet — if we don’t have a stage that will allow these topics to come out — then when will they be discussed?” —…

A recap of Well Aware: Belong, an AIGA Chicago event nurturing mental heath in the design community

On The Daily started as an AIGA Chicago Instagram takeover series coinciding with history and heritage months and spotlighting…

This year, AIGA Chicago awarded $20,000 in community grants and community-driven design residencies.

Conversations around ethics in design aren’t new — but what makes them critical today is that designers have more impact than ever before.

Mental Health Awareness Month may have come and gone, but our mental health issues still remain. So what to do about them?

We love Michela Graziani’s Symbolikon project so much that we broke the rules. Buckle up — our usual Fast Five is a slower but equally…

Get an inside look at how Andy Cruz of House Industries finds inspiration the very process of creating.

Fast Five is an AIGA Chicago interview series that gives readers an inside look at the work, lives, and personalities of members in our…

Fast Five is an AIGA Chicago interview series that gives readers an inside look at the work, lives, and personalities of members in our…

Crafting a new mission for our chapter

In partnership with Greater Good Studio and Dodd Pro Rental, we piloted our first ever Portraits of Color event: an all-day studio event…