Parsons The New School for Design

Andrew is a graphic designer and partner at MANY, a design studio focused on visual storytelling and social impact. His work has been featured by publications like Fast Company, Slate, Print, How, 99 Percent Invisible, and Communication Arts, and others. His design writing has appeared in Design Observer, Entrepreneur Magazine, GOOD, Core77, AIGA, and others. His book, Designing for Social Change, was published by Princeton Architectural Press and provides graphic designers with strategies to help them work on community-based projects. He teaches classes on various topics at Parsons The New School for Design and in Pratt Institute’s Graduate Communication Design program, including design for behavior change, creative placemaking, and visualizing urban policy. Andrew often speaks about design at schools and conferences and recently at TEDx Transmedia in Rome. He was recently named one of the National Arts Strategies Creative Community Fellows and is also on PPS’s Placemaking Leadership Council. He received his MFA in Graphic Design from Maryland Institute College of Art.