Meet Sanna
Sanna Legan is an activist artist, using social justice and her creative practice to make a difference. For her work she has been recognized as a Young Arts Finalist, National Scholastic Winner, Instagram Ambassador, and United States Presidential Scholar. Sanna has had her work shown at the Kennedy Center, Art Basel, and has also been featured on @instagram for her work in reproductive justice and voting rights. She attended Carnegie Mellon University, informing her social justice art practice through a double major in Art and Global Systems and Management and double minor in Gender Studies and Public Policy.
Previously, Sanna has designed the sex education materials for Planned Parenthood – and has worked with National Women’s Health Network, AmplifyHerNYC, EMILY’s List, NextGen America, and Lynda Carter.
Currently, Sanna resides in New York City, and is the Social Media Manager for Abortion Access Front, working on the frontlines of the reproductive justice movement. Sanna is also a freelance social justice artist, creating art that matters.
Hot Girls Vote Poster
Sanna designed a poster for the “Hot Girls Vote” campaign, redefining the idea of a “Hot Girl” as someone who uses their voice and vote to drive positive change in their community. This bold visual serves as a key element in the campaign’s promotional materials, aimed at empowering voters and inspiring civic engagement.
Reproductive Justice Poster Series
This poster series delivers a powerful message: “If your organizing isn’t intersectional, it isn’t organizing.” It highlights the essential connections between climate justice, economic justice, LGBTQIA+ rights, and maternal health, asserting that abortion access is fundamental for all. The designs emphasize the importance of inclusive movements that recognize the overlapping struggles impacting marginalized communities, promoting a unified call for reproductive justice and systemic change.
