At VAND International, we believe design is not just about aesthetics—it’s a force that can shape the future. In a world facing complex challenges such as anxiety, environmental issues, and social inequalities, design holds the power to provide meaningful solutions. Our mission is to elevate design beyond the visual, using it as a tool to create a better world.
Design Literacy Board – A Smarter Way to Create Great design isn’t just about inspiration. Design Literacy Board is a structured approach that guides designers through a step-by-step process, ensuring stronger ideas, better execution, and more reliable outcomes.
At VAND International, design isn’t just a job—it’s a catalyst for change. Through competitions, evaluations, and global discussions, we celebrate design projects that create real-world impact. We believe design can address the critical challenges of our time, and we work to highlight those projects that make a difference in social and environmental contexts.
Designers play a vital role in shaping the world we live in, and we believe they should adhere to the highest standards. VAND International offers certification for designers who commit to upholding ethical and professional principles in their practice. The “Design Responsibility” oath is a promise to produce meaningful, responsible, and impactful design.
At VAND International, we believe design is not just about aesthetics—it’s a force that can shape the future. In a world facing complex challenges such as anxiety, environmental issues, and social inequalities, design holds the power to provide meaningful solutions. Our mission is to elevate design beyond the visual, using it as a tool to create a better world.
VAND International is registered in both France and the UK under the name VAND International Ltd. The founder and visionary behind this organization, Touraj Saberyvand, is a designer and activist who has dedicated much of his work to using design for social good. He has led projects such as teaching design to over 1,000 girls in Afghanistan, creating artistic installations related to the impact of pharmaceutical sanctions, and designing works for Palestinian children. He has also contributed to the “Women, Life, Freedom” movement in Iran, creating designs that resonate deeply with the fight for justice and equality.