Sabiha B. is a Graphic Designer at Design Action Collective at Design Action Collective. Colleagues describe her as "Sabiha Basrai is a thoughtful leader and mentor whose passion for social justice and advocacy is matched by her remarkable creative skillset. I’ve had the privilege of learning from her as a fellow studio owner, designer, and educator. Her guidance played a pivotal role in my own growth, helping me define how my design practice can uplift community. Observing the values she’s instilled at Design Action was the encouragement I needed to co-found a studio with a similar mission of empowerment. Meeting her as a design student cemented the importance of aligning creative work with social impact, and years later, inspired me to make a difference as a teacher, guiding aspiring designers who are just as curious and passionate. Sabiha’s authenticity and commitment to meaningful change are evident in every aspect of her work. She doesn’t just speak about making a difference—she lives it, whether leading Design Action, contributing research to the Letterform Archive, guiding future designers in her class "Design & Social Change," or fostering thoughtful dialogue at Race Forward. Anyone fortunate enough to work with Sabiha will benefit not only from her expertise in design and social justice but also from her ability to lead by example, her creativity, wisdom, and unwavering support." and "Sabiha is a powerhouse academic. Her research, pedagogy, and professional practice center justice, human rights, and solidarity—a model that both students and faculty at the University of San Francisco aspire to. With her breadth of design talents she has taught numerous courses throughout our curriculum. Sabiha's Design and Social Change course though remains one of our most popular among students and one that truly changes their perspectives on visual culture. Beyond the classroom Sabiha has held talks, teach-ins, and created tools for both students and faculty to use during social uprising around war, elections, and race relations—showing true care for our broader community."