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BLACK
LIVES
MATTER

As designers committed to decolonizing our practices, we feel that it is important for us to help amplify Black voices that have historically been underrepresented within our discipline. We are using this site as a public platform in support of Black Lives Matter within our communities and beyond. We ask that you take some time alongside looking at our work, to explore these collected resources.

FOR DESIGNERS:

Dear white & non-Black POC designers
Where are the Black designers?
Decolonial Teaching in Action

FOR EVERYONE:

Anti-Racist Resource Guide: Become a better ally
A Radical Library (incl. books, texts, podcasts, & articles)
How to talk to people who disagree
How to support Black artists

BPA (Bisphenol A) is an industrial chemical commonly used in food containers and lining for canned good to prevent metal corrosion.
HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) is commonly used for food packaging like cereal box liners. Considered a low hazard plastic with estrogenic chemicals, it affects growth development in young children!
PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate) is commonly used for beverage bottles and other thin plastics like microwaveable containers. It leaches toxic chemicals like antimony, especially in high temperatures.
Phthalates is a chemical additive used in plastics to make it more flexible, perfect for candy wrappers!
Polystyrene, more commonly known as Styrofoam, can also be found in rigid food containers such as takeout containers, yoghurt and egg cartons. It is known to leach styrene, a chemical found in second-hand cigarette smoke!