PRESS MATERIALS & MEDIA RESOURCES

As part of NCAAN's Loud & Clear event, we interviewed A Great Idea owner, public speaker, and bodily autonomy advocate Shane Lukas who speaks about amplifying advocacy.

In this episode of Synching Up, Jake sits down with Shane Lukas, creative strategist and owner of A Great Idea, who's spent 25 years proving that design isn't just about aesthetics—it's a tool for resistance and social change.


VoyageRaleigh shines a light on A Great Idea owner and activist Shane Lukas, from his journey to his love of Central North Carolina.

Meet Shane Lukas, who will be on stage discussing how to find and retain top talent today. We connected with him when he published a provocative article on LinkedIn about why retired sex workers make great hires in service-oriented businesses. He’s definitely not a “traditional HR leader.”

A Great Idea's Creative Strategist and Activist Shane Lukas joins Alfred Harrell the Poet for his long-running podcast exploring the passions people share in their experience. In the episode, they discuss politics, filth, and the power of challenging the norms.

In this episode of Dr. Cindy Speaks, Dr. Cindy Banyai discusses the importance of human dignity, progressive activism, and bodily autonomy with special guest Shane Lukas, owner of A Great Idea and a lifelong activist.

A Great Idea's owner and advocate expert Shane Lukas is the subject of this episode of Power Beyond Pride, a queer changemaking podcast elevating and celebrating LGBTQ+ activists and organizers across the United States.

Orange County radio host on WCOM-LP 103.5 FM and aging expert Heather Altman spends time talking advocacy with A Great Idea's owner and Advocate Expert Shane Lukas.

AGI's owner talks scaling a small business, the keys to customer growth, and advocacy and activism.

Questions with GDUSA's Designer for Good Shane Lukas of A Great Idea (AGI), a queer-run, values-led graphic design and brand agency.

AGI's owner shares about growing up in the Midwest, the impact of caregiving on his activism, and the importance of LGBTQ+ inclusion in serious illness conversations.

During Pride month, the Spectrum News 1 series "The Little Things Matter” is highlighting stories from people in the LGBTQ community. That includes the experiences of a North Carolina man advocating for equity and inclusion.

This is a document discussion with members and advocates as part of the Transparency Project. The purpose of this project is to use art and design to elevate the narratives of non-cisgender people.