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Hi,
My name is Dusan Martinic now a proud Freelance Graphic Designer. I was born in Montenegro, Bar and lived in the USA since my fifth grade of schooling with occasional going back to Montenegro to live because of family matters. During those years as I grew up I wanted to learn more about my culture, as well as have a cheaper education that is still excepted in the USA. I did my Associate Degree at College of DuPage and wanted to get my Bleachers at Serbia.
I went for 2 years at Fioloski Umetnicki Fakultet Kragujeac, for the Graficki Deizajn (Graphic Design). I learned that the country i have went to the schools are extremely underfunded. The school which did not even have a building of it's own was trying so hard it had its degrees even excepted in the great USA. The friendliest and most talented people i have ever met or seen had the way of success turn to a hard road because the lack of resources & technology.
The video i connected to this fundraising was made in 2011. I can personally tell you myself that nothing changed except the computers are now older. The teachers feel even worse for not being able to help and the students who wish to be better... Well they are not lucky as me. They still work on computer that are Intel Pentium II Desktop PC which can't even support basic graphic design programs of today.
I make enough money to pay rent see my family and live an ok life. I want to help them in any way i can. Changing the school system has to be done buy their government. But my idea is to at least help the Department of Graphic Design who gave me the education to live and have a good job. I want to get them computers where the students can actually use Adobe programs that are up to current date. I myself will get Adobe programs for those computers. I wish to help the new generations just like the old ones help me.
Please help me to help the school who gave me the means to know my culture to be better and have the skill to live.
Thanks
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