Favorite Typeface: Quasimoda
Favorite Software: Adobe Illustrator
Dream Job: Environmental campaign graphic designer for various regenerative movements
Linzee is a design creative located on the Eastern coast of North Carolina. She is 23 years old and will be graduating Arizona State University with a Bachelor’s in Science and a major in Graphic Design. Linzee is certified in Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop. She is also proficient in most Adobe apps. She is passionate about finding solutions that bridge the gap between the natural and digital worlds. Focusing on the use of symbolism to convey emotion and spark inspiration, Linzee strives to reconnect communities with the nature in their backyards. She is studying regenerative design practices to rebuild a renewable future. She enjoys collaborative environments with clients and believes this teamwork is essential for the success of a design.
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How Water Quality Affects Social Minorities
How Water Quality Affects Social Minorities
Poor water quality affects all living things. Contaminated water directly harms the environment, wildlife, human health, and the economy. We need to recognize that modern human activities threaten our already limited supply of fresh water. Poor water quality is more likely to impact low income communities. These neighborhoods are often the target sites for agricultural land use and poor infrastructure, leading to water contamination. Consistent testing and enforced water regulations can prevent contaminated water from reaching the drinking glass. However, this is deeper than sample gathering. We must address the cycles of injustice towards social minorities by informing the public and decision makers about their personal impacts on water. Change will not occur unless we learn to care for our neighbors and understand our role in the community.
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