Greenpeace and Future Ground Network are collaborating to offer an online training about poster-making and graphic design for organizers and activists!

This training is a 90 minute introduction to design principles and tools you can use to start producing posters and graphics for social change. We'll cover basic hands-on and digital tools to get you rolling.

About the trainer:
Zeph Fishlyn (pronouns they/them) is a Canadian-born, SF Bay Area-based interdisciplinary artist, educator, and cultural organizer. Zeph’s participatory projects, drawings, objects and interventions cultivate social and ideological mutations in urgent times. Zeph is a serial collaborator with groups taking creative action on economic crisis, climate change and LGBTQ liberation— including the Beehive Design Collective, the San Francisco Anti-Displacement Coalition, the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project, Heart of the City Collective, the PDX Trans Housing Coalition, and the Center for Artistic Activism. They've been a trainer with Greenpeace since 2017.