Favorite Typeface: Abolition
Favorite Software: Adobe Illustrator
Dream Job: Designer at Starbucks
Vic is a Graphic Designer based in Texas who will be graduating with a BSD in Graphic Design in May 2026, along with a minor in Technical Communication. During her time at Arizona State University, she has refined her skills in display design, branding, and illustration, developing a strong foundation in both visual storytelling and strategic communication. Outside of design, Vic enjoys powerlifting, crochet, and video games. Creativity extends beyond her work, it shapes how she lives, connects, and dreams about the future.
Black Maternal Mortality
The Preventable: Neglect in Care
Black maternal mortality in the United States is a preventable crisis rooted in systemic inequalities and gaps in care. Black women are significantly more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes than their white counterparts, not because of biology, but because of delayed diagnoses, dismissed pain, inadequate treatment, and structural racism within healthcare systems. Many of these deaths occur during pregnancy, childbirth, or the postpartum period and could be avoided with equitable, attentive, and respectful care. Addressing this crisis requires accountability, policy reform, and commitment to valuing Black mothers’ lives before, during, and after birth.
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