As a group of students working together, we value the spirit of teamwork and collaboration. We love partnering with other students to design stickers and donate to causes other students are also passionate about. Below are some of the students we have worked with and the designs we have produced. More information about the organizations the collaborated sticker profits were donated to can be found on our fundraiser page.
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Adaja CooperAdaja Cooper is a Little Rock based artist who is currently studying at Hendrix University. Adaja is a talented artist who has won numerous awards and has been featured multiple times in the press. One of her most notable works is her "Aint I A Woman" Mural painted on 7th Street in Little Rock. Adaja is passionate about art and social justice.
Together, Adaja and SSS designed the "All Black Lives Matter Sticker" in order to raise money for "Arkansas DREAM center". Over 200 copies of this sticker has been sold at various events and on our website! Follow her on Instagram: |
LRCH: Mental Health AmericaLittle Rock Central High School's Mental Health America Club is a student organization that focuses on mental health issues. The club focuses on social media and educational efforts to bring awareness to mental health issues. Every year they fundraise and donate to Mental Health America, a national nonprofit that promotes mental well-being for all.
Ditto continues to be one of our most popular sticker designs sold today. Thanks to the collaboration with LRCH MHA, SSS has been able to sell many copies of this sticker and make multiple rounds of donations to Mental Health America and BEAM: Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective. "With COVID-19 this year, raising money to donate to MHA was very challenging. We wanted to collaborate with SSS because their mission allowed us to spread a positive message in a fun way through stickers, while also continuing to earn money for a meaningful cause!” |
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Alina SloanAlina Sloan is an artist and fourth-year student at New York University with an academic focus in environmental studies, sociology, and urban studies. She proudly identifies as multiracial and first-generation Chinese American. Much of her art and scholarly work explores social justice related causes, particularly climate justice.
Her most recent art exhibitions were at West Bund Art and Design Center in Shanghai and the Shanghai Makers Carnival, where her data physicalization project “Show Us the Path to Liberty,” which explores the relationships between race and income inequality in New York City neighborhoods, was featured. This year, as a recipient of the NYU Gallatin Global Fellowship in Urban Practice, she also worked with ALIGN NY and the Climate Works for All Coalition to co-author and conduct research for their report, “An Equitable Recovery: Creating 100,000 Jobs for Frontline Communities of Color.” The report, which outlines infrastructural projects that address New York City’s economic, climate, and public health crises, was recently featured in the Huffington Post, the Gotham Gazette, and AMNY. After graduation, Alina hopes to pursue a career in labor and environmental justice organizing. Follow her on Instagram: |
Hopkins Model United Nations TeamThe Hopkins Model United Nations Team (HOPMUN) is a student organization centered around public speaking and international relations located at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore, MD . Filled with students passionate about global issues and making a change, SSS partnered up with the team to design a sticker and select an organization to support a local Baltimore cause: ReBUILD Metro.
ReBUILD Metro focuses on rebuilding Baltimore's abandoned homes and buildings and converting them into new living and community spaces for Baltimore residents. ReBUILD Metro allows for Baltimore's neighborhoods to be rebuilt without having to displace locals. SSS is proud to announce that in collaboration with HOPMUN, this sticker successfully sold many copies and this past year we were able to make a $100 donation to ReBUILD Metro. |
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Didómi*more info coming soon*
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