As countries begin to redesign their passports to incorporate new security features, here’s how designers are bringing a modern aesthetic to local culture and history.

The AIGA Women Lead Initiative (WLI) is committed to empowering women in design and advancing the vital discourse on issues facing professional women today.

Meet the AIGA Medalists, from 1920 to present day, who have received the AIGA Medal in recognition of their exceptional achievements in the field of design.

Lorraine Wild (2006 AIGA Medalist) is recognized for her work as an influential and inspiring designer, writer, historian and teacher of design.

AIGA has partnered with The Creative Group (TCG) to create “INitiative,” a national program to help in-house designers make a greater impact at their companies, evolve professionally, and connect with a broader network of peers.

Reading about designers can be moving. Seeing their work can be inspiring and, at times, provoke us to action. Hillman Curtis, in his video series, allows us to experience leading designers through sound and motion, uncovering what it is about them that inspires him.

Meet the unsung heroes of design in these inspiring stories from AIGA's Diversity & Inclusion initiative.

For this collaborative environmental and experience design project, a series of large one-of-a-kind outdoor “dots” were designed by artists and affixed to public sidewalks throughout Toledo to enhance a sense of place. Residents and visitors alike could locate, map and collect dots using a website and app.