Celeste Jamin
(She/Her)
Favorite Typeface: Inter
Favorite Software: Illustrator
Dream Job: Product Designer for Meta
Celeste Jamin is a graphic designer based in Seattle, Washington. She developed a passion for graphic design in high school and decided to attend Arizona State University to complete her B.S. in Visual Communication Design with a certificate in Digital Business Innovation. She discovered her love for product and UX/UI design, drawn to the intersection of strategy, technology, and human-centered experiences, and currently works as a Marketing Communications Designer for Amkor Technology Inc.
Time Served
Human Rights
“Innocent until proven guilty” is a foundational principle of the American justice system, yet it does not always reflect lived reality. According to the National Registry of Exonerations, more than 3,000 people in the United States have been officially exonerated, many after losing years or even decades to imprisonment. On average, an exoneree spends over 11 years incarcerated before being cleared. These cases often involve inadequate legal representation, racial bias, unreliable forensic evidence, or procedural barriers that delay appeals. While the justice system is designed to ensure fairness, wrongful convictions reveal the need for continued accountability, transparency, and reform to better protect the innocent.
