
Hello!
I'm Caylin.
PROFILE
I am a social worker and freelance graphic artist. I specialize in print and digital media surrounding community wellness, advocacy, and social justice. I identify as Chicana/Latina and use the pronouns she/her/ella.
I currently work as a Graphic Design Consultant for ACLU SoCal and am a recent MSW graduate from Boston University. I am passionate about creating change within my community through accessible and engaging art.
EDUCATION
M.S.W, Boston University (2020-2023)
Macro Practice: Community Organization
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B.A. Studio Art, University of California, Riverside (2015-2018)
Subject Areas: Public Art, Community Art, Latinx Art History
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B.A. Media & Cultural Studies, University of California, Riverside (2015-2018)
Subject Areas: Ecofeminism, Anthropocene, Media Analysis
EXPERIENCE
During my undergraduate career, I was a recipient of UC Riverside’s Healthy Campus Initiative grant, which enabled me to distribute empowerment-geared art to survivors of sexual violence. I led project ideation, creative direction, and execution to create zines and coloring books as a resource across various campus centers. Some of these centers included Counseling and Psychological Services, Women’s Resource Center, and CARE (Campus Advocacy, Resources & Education).
CLIENTS
ACLU of Southern California | ACLU of Northern California | ACLU of Washington | GlobalGiving | Business Innovation Factory | LunaYou | University of California, Riverside | California State University Dominguez Hills | Alpha Pi Sigma | California Common Cause | Bia-Echo Foundation | The Buck Institute | Dignity & Power Now
SKILLS
Graphic Design | Branding | Creative Direction | Illustration | Hand-Lettering | Calligraphy | Marketing | Management | Customer Service | Intro HTML | Communications | Social Media
TOOLS
CONTACT
Photoshop | Illustrator | Adobe Draw | InDesign | Dreamweaver | Premiere Pro
FEATURED
PRESS
The Art of Healing: Holistic Expressions | Ontario Museum of History and Art
Religion and Sexual Abuse Project | UC Riverside
Empowerment Art for Survivors | CARE - UC Riverside
UCR Undergraduate Research Journal 2018 | UC Riverside
UCR Healthy Campus Initiative Welcomes 2018 Project Grant Recipients | UCR Today