Hey, I'm Zeinab.
Education
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University of Michigan-Dearborn
2020-2024
Psychology bachelor's degree
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Dearborn Highschool
2020
Skills
I took college courses and online courses in:
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Photography
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Photoshop/ Lightroom
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Digital/Adobe Illustration
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Web Design
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Digital Drawing
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Knowledge of Intellectual Property (Copyright and Trademark)
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Instagram Management/Growth
Experiences
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Photographed:
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Graduates
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Infants and Children
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Groups/ Friends
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Headshots
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Engagement/Wedding Party
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Designed a Website
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Photoshopped and Edited commercial images
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Edited Social Media Videos and Posts
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Took professional Headshots for a PRSSA event at U of M Dearborn
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Created illustrated images and posters
Publications
Photograph Publications at the University of Michigan Dearborn
Lyceum Literary Arts Journal · Mar 12, 2023
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My photographs called “Sunday Breakfast” and "Self Perception" were accepted and published by Lyceum in their Winter 2023 magazine. Both images were worked on in the Intermediate Digital Photography 320 class at U of M Dearborn.
Photographs displayed by the Michigan Legislature
Art in the Legislature Initiative · Oct 10, 2023
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Two of my photographs, Gifting My Love and Self Reflection, were accepted by the Michigan Legislature and will be displayed until September 2024 in the Lansing Legislature reception, held by Art in the Legislature Initiative.
Afghan Women Want To Learn
Respond/ Resist/ Rethink: An Exhibition of Student Art for Change · Oct 15, 2023​
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Displayed in the Duderstadt Center Gallery, University of Michigan Ann Arbor
I created a poster in honor of Women's History Month 2023 for Michigan's Arts Initiative "Respond/ Resist/ Rethink: An Exhibition of Student Art for Change". My poster is called "Afghan Women Want To Learn", and was inspired by Malala Yousafzai. This was a case that represented the true/initial purpose of feminism and therefore was perfect to advocate for during Women's History Month.
"Years ago, female education in Afghanistan was banned. Malala Yousafzai and many other strong women fought for their rights and were eventually granted access to education, but there was still social pressure against the women. In 2020, the government was reestablished, and so was the ban. Many schools and colleges were closed, and every female was deprived of learning. The Afghanistan government uses Islam as an excuse for its extremism, but it is actually obligated for males and females to get educated. The population consists mostly of Muslims, and they are furious with the new tyranny and ridiculous rulings that go against their religion." - Zeinab Harajli
