It's been a minute, hasn't it? Like many organizations, we've navigated real ups and downs over the past few years. But here's what I want you to know: AIGA Colorado is worth fighting for. We have over 100 years of legacy behind us—our chapter alone is over 30 years old—and that's something you don't just let fade away. We're ready to find the people who want to help shape the next iteration of this professional organization.

AIGA invites members to create original, nonpartisan posters that encourage civic participation. In partnership with the League of Women Voters, this initiative uses design to inspire engagement in local, state, and national elections.

In her first month as president, Rachel Elnar shares what she is tending to and reminds us that no one builds a career alone.

Behind every happy hour meetup, Art Walk, remote-work campout, and Design Week is a group of people quietly (and not-so-quietly) making it happen.That's the AIGA Colorado Springs Board — a mix of designers, creatives, and community-builders who are working to connect, support, and grow the local design scene.