Project Osmosis

DESIGNING GOOD AI: EMPOWERING TOMORROW

What if AI could help us build a better tomorrow?

The Osmosis 2026 All High School Design Competition challenges students to go beyond asking what AI can do and start imagining what AI should do.

🌎 Protect our planet

📚 Expand access to education

❤️ Support health, wellness + safety

🤝 Build stronger, more inclusive communities

🎨 Empower creativity, culture + storytelling

The choices we make today can shape how it impacts people and communities tomorrow.

We’re challenging the next generation of designers to create AI-powered ideas, tools, systems, and experiences shaped by empathy, responsibility, creativity, and purpose.

💡 Think boldly.

❤️ Design with empathy.

🌱 Create for lasting impact.

🚀 EMPOWER TOMORROW.

What will YOU create?

LEARN MORE - https://www.projectosmosis.org/contest/

ENTER NOW.‼️ Link in Bio‼️ https://www.projectosmosis.org/all-high-school-design-competition-app/

At Project Osmosis, every young designer we work with has a story worth telling. Their creativity, their perspective, their journey.

That’s what fuels the work we do and why we’re building The Project Osmosis Design Center: a space in Chicago where those stories can become something real.

Help us build the space where the next great story starts. Donate: givebutter.com/project-osmosis-design-center-26
Learn more: ProjectOsmosis.org

✨This month, we’re shining a spotlight on Maison Black, a visionary brand that partnered with H&M to celebrate Black History Month through the lens of fashion, creativity, and culture.

Maison Black’s collaboration with H&M highlights the power of representation in the fashion industry, bringing forward bold designs, authentic storytelling, and a celebration of Black excellence. Their work showcases how fashion can be more than style; it can be a statement of identity, heritage, and empowerment.

🙌🏽Leader
👩🏽‍💻Entrepreneur
💼Workforce development professional
👩🏾‍💼Director
🎽Triathlete
👩🏽‍🏫Mentor

Ms. Holloway launched her own marketing and technology consulting firm, Innovatec Services, LLC, in 2003. She founded InnovaTeen, a non-profit organization in 2005, which offered youth programs in technology and workforce development skills. In 2024, she returned to her technical roots by becoming the Director of Tech Launchpad with City Colleges of Chicago at Kennedy King College. In this role, she focuses on preparing the next generation of professionals for the tech workforce while shaping the landscape and the future of technology.



On Behalf Of The Board And Staff Here At Project Osmosis We Would Like To Say Thank You For All That You Do, And Happy Birthday, Fredricka!

The Osmosis 2025 All High School Design Competition
Theme: “Design Your Future: Empowering the Next Generation of Design Leaders.”

This is your moment to dream big, think boldly, and shape what’s possible through design.

🗓 Deadline: November 1, 2025, at 11:59 PM CST — no late entries accepted!

Prizes:
🥇 1st Place — MacBook Pro
🥈 2nd Place — MacBook Air
🥉 3rd Place — iPad
🎓 4th Place — $500 Scholarship

Winners will be announced in the first week of December 2025 and celebrated at the Project Osmosis Awards Ceremony in early 2026.

🚀 Your future starts here.

For Rules and to Enter Visit Link in Bio

The Osmosis 2025 All High School Design Competition
Theme: “Design Your Future: Empowering the Next Generation of Design Leaders.”

This is your moment to dream big, think boldly, and shape what’s possible through design.

🗓 Deadline: November 1, 2025, at 11:59 PM CST — no late entries accepted!

Prizes:
🥇 1st Place — MacBook Pro
🥈 2nd Place — MacBook Air
🥉 3rd Place — iPad
🎓 4th Place — $500 Scholarship

Winners will be announced in the first week of December 2025 and celebrated at the Project Osmosis Awards Ceremony in early 2026.

🚀 Your future starts here.

For Rules and to Enter click the link in bio

Dr. Blackmon shares his experience with Project Osmosis, spotlighting the Design Explorer Project and the Terra Foundation’s Art Design Chicago Projects. The Design Explorer Project united 20 young men to craft images of non-violence, resulting in a traveling mural.

As an accomplished author and poet with two books, “Pass those Cabrini Greens, Please” and its sequel, Dr. Blackmon was gifted the redesign of his book covers by Vernon.