Samuel Landis (they/them) is the senior designer at The National Center for Civil and Human Rights where they shepherd and created a cohesive visual brand with the marketing team and collaborate with the exhibition team in designing new experiential content and maintain The Center’s existing exhibits. Before coming to The Center, they have experience working in marketing & design agencies, non-profits, and higher education. They moved to Atlanta to attend Savannah College of Art in Design where they received their BFA, graduating Magna Cum Laude. While there, Samuel’s passion for social justice and design was ignited in his role as president of SCAD Atlanta’s LGBTQ student organization. As a designer, artist, and advocate, Samuel is driven by a desire to connect people to stories that matter and create art that shares the beauty of being human.