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"Design of Dissent" Lecture in Chisinau, Moldova

On June 2nd alongside a Tolerance Poster Show that was a part of the Creative Industries Festival (FIC) in Chișinău, Moldova, I gave a lecture titled "Design of Dissent".

My lecture was about graphic designers' responsibility to their fellow citizens. It shows some examples of the Tolerance Project and lots of amazing examples of political and social design activism from different designers around the world. 

The event took place as a part of FIC, organized by Artcor, with support from the Embassy of Sweden in Chisinau, Agenția de Investiții din Moldova, The Technologies of the Future Project Fundația Moldcell, and was funded by Innovate Moldova, UK in Moldova - British Embassy Chisinau and Ministerul Culturii al Republicii Moldovaas well as USAID Moldova.













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