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Matthew Ferraro, MArch ’07, is advancing inclusion in architecture as cofounder of AIA New York's LGBTQIA+ Alliance.
D’angelo Thompson turned early passion and persistence into a decades-spanning, Emmy-winning career—driven by belief in the art of the pivot.
With a background in fashion, Joshe Ordonez, MPS Design Management ’18, founder and CEO of Airpals, used the classroom as a sandbox to explore, and entrepreneurship followed.
Shikha Subramaniam, MFA Communications Design ’17, studied English lit before going back to school for design and is now a UX designer at The Washington Post.
From economics to toy design, Sofia Dumery, MID ’98, made a creative career on her own terms, showing that the right pivot can lead to purpose.
He had a productive career as an architect when a medical emergency sidelined him. Andrew Reach, BArch ’86, found freedom in art.
Seven Pratt alumni share their experiences of meeting fluctuations, revelations, and challenges in life and work, and the perspective they’ve gained in the process.
Pratt graduates’ new and noteworthy products and publications include wallpaper, home goods, and a history of the skateboard.
A career Q&A with designer and entrepreneur Aaron Nesser, MID ’17, who helps build products and companies with Earth in mind.
Director and cinematographer Mylo Butler, BFA Film ’21, fuses runway, nightlife, and narrative film in his vibrant body of work.
