Unwritten Rules Project

I had the privilege of helping the inspiring creative, Alex Pierce, bring this vision to life. It was an honor to help with this incredibly important and impactful project.

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RULES

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RULES 〰️

A poster titled "un.writtenrules ENCYCLOPEDIA" with icons of a boombox, cassette tape, fork, car, gun, desk, phone, and book at the top. The poster explains the purpose of the Unwritten Rules project, highlighting social rules learned in childhood related to interactions with law enforcement and life-and-death situations, inviting viewers to join the conversation at unwrittenrulesproject.com.

Computer screen displaying a social media rules infographic with colorful rectangular cards containing rules about behavior, such as "Don't be too loud in public places," "Never leave home without an ID," and "Don't knock on a stranger's door."

Book cover with the title 'Don't be too loud in public places', part of the 'un-written rules encyclopedia' series, featuring a blue background and an illustration of a boombox.

Purple background with text stating 'Rule 09: Don't touch merchandise you aren't going to buy'. There is a faint illustration of a cash register behind the text.

Book cover with pink background titled "Rule 15 Expect unfairness in homeownership". Features a faint outline of keys in the background. Published by un.writtenrules encyclopedia.

Yellow background with black and purple text. The main message states that Black and Asian STEM students feel pressure to work twice as hard due to racialized labeling and stereotypes. The top right has a black and white photo of children writing at a table. There are also partial images of a quote about racialized labeling affecting student health and a black and yellow "visible" sign.

Yellow background with large black text titled 'Center for Racial Justice in Education'. Smaller black text below explains working to train and empower educators to dismantle racism and injustice in schools and communities. Side vertical text in purple and black reads 'Act - Erase the unwritten rules in education'. Bottom left corner features 'un•written rules encyclopedia' and bottom right corner attributes source as Center for Racial Justice in Education.

Yellow infographic with purple and black text listing three ways to get involved: Donate, Request training, Volunteer to establish racial justice in schools, with the title 'How you can get involved' and source 'Center for Racial Justice in Education'.