Christine Jorge is a graphic designer and educator who values education as a powerful driver of opportunity and equity. Her work is grounded in the belief that clear, intentional visual communication is essential to engaging learners and supporting meaningful understanding. She currently teaches digital arts at a high school in the Boston area, where she designs culturally responsive curriculum for a predominantly Hispanic student population, including many English language learners. Her instruction emphasizes visual literacy, design thinking, and technical skill development using Adobe Creative Cloud, with all materials available in Spanish. She also supports students in Spanish and Portuguese.

Prior to teaching, Christine built a career as a graphic designer at award-winning design firms, developing educational software, and working independently across print, digital, illustration, and identity design. This professional experience informs her classroom practice, allowing her to connect real-world design standards with instructional goals and learner needs.

Across both education and design, Christine approaches her work as a lifelong learner and innovator, using technology and evolving design tools to strengthen communication, improve accessibility, and create engaging learning experiences.