Co-written with Aryanna Martin As the world shifts to remote work, we share some tips on facilitating remote workshops and borrow lessons from what we know from facilitating in-person workshops. COVID-19 has brought on one of the biggest life changes in the last few months where suddenly, people have been…

Remote-working is redefining the gender norms of the workplace — We live in unprecedented times in the modern age: COVID-19 has opened the door for people to pause and reevaluate the implicit norms that govern their day-to-day lives. …

Design Your Own Board Game Using a Design Thinking Co-Creation Process — While the reality of the world around us is wild and unpredictable at the moment (and I hope you’re all staying safe and healthy out there), I hope this article gives you a fun distraction to bond with your fellow housemates. A lot of you may be staying at home…

Creative confidence is important: but what are some concrete tools and methods that you can use to inspire your workshop participants? In one of my previous articles, I went into the importance of creative confidence in workshops. I gave you a zesty finish (and who doesn’t like zest?) and briefly…

How many times have you heard someone say, “I’m just not the creative type”? How many times have you been that person? We often hear this mantra when we engage faculty, staff, and students in a design process that is meant to extract the core truths from the abstract; but…