Brand Activation
Campaign & Experience Design
Campaigns that live as experiences. Contributed to the MLK 26 multi-channel campaign as Product & Experience Designer — finalist top-three team.

Overview
Campaigns that live as experiences — beyond media into the physical world. Contributed to the MLK 26 multi-channel campaign as Product & Experience Designer.
Supported experience strategy and delivery for a large-scale multi-channel campaign. Designed digital interfaces and visual systems while coordinating reviews, timelines, and stakeholder feedback. The team achieved finalist selection as part of a top three team in a competitive design review.
MLK 26 — The Effect of Respect
One idea, every surface.
For the Arizona State University Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration, the campaign line “the effect of respect.” had to work in a ballroom, in an inbox and in a pocket. A single system carried it everywhere: a black field, a gold circle, and a ring of small acts of respect set as type.
The ring of text, “give encouragement, donate used goods, listen to others, hold the door, smile at a stranger”, became the campaign mark. It turns up on the event backdrop, stickers, coasters, shirts, bookmarks, the digital invitation and the printed brochure.

Practice Respect Deck
A card a day.
A boxed card deck turns the campaign into a daily habit. The box is plain black with a single line, “Let’s practice respect together, everyday!!”. Each card holds one small action, such as Active Listening or Express Gratitude, with a short prompt to carry out that day.


Event Wear & Keepsakes
Worn, folded, kept.
The celebration breakfast gave every guest something to take home. The shirt wears the gold ring on the front and lists the award recipients on the back. Two bookmark series carry the campaign and the student poster winners, with each winner's name, grade, school and place.



Digital & Print Information
From invitation to classroom.
The digital invitation sets the gold ring against black on laptop and phone, then fills it with the portrait of each award recipient. A folded brochure and an activity sheet carry the message to younger audiences, with a coloring page, word search and a Respect Bingo heart.


