Work

The design and facilitation of a series of foresight workshops with post-secondary educators, help to uncover their thoughts and feelings about flexibility in the sector and support future-ready strategies.

The retail sector has seen huge changes in the last several years. With automation and AI the latest threat to the livelihood of those on the front line, we talked to employees and unpack the impact of possible futures.

To help the Provincial System Support Program reimagine its strategic goals, a multi-pronged approach was needed. By defining their identity, they could strengthen ties with the community and CAMH as a whole, improving access and equitable outcomes.

Ever wonder what relationships might be like in 2040? Based on current and emerging trends we offer up possible scenarios in a fun and interactive immersive experience.

Could thrifting be sexy? This question is explored and an innovation strategy is presented in a case study of Poshmark. 

Amped about Behavioural Economics, I shared my learnings in a lunch and learn style session, highlighting the importance of human nature in decision decision-making. Cautioning my fellow designers that "with great power, comes great responsibility". 

Digital inclusion enables access to information and technology resulting in social and economic benefits. We propose an integrated solution for bridging the digital divide often experienced by refugee families.

To understand how Project Drawdown fits into the complex system of climate change, a deep dive was needed. A synthesis map helps tell the story and showcase key insights.

What’s the moral value of working hard? And how will our notion of value change as AI makes work easier? I discuss this in an article inspired by the TedTalk, Does Working Hard Really Make You a Good Person? with social psychologist Azim Shariff.

Meaghan Baxter Photography is picture-perfect. She needed a brand design that stood out and matched her sensibilities while remaining subdued enough to let her subjects take centre stage. 

When the crew at Make It Awkward, asked me if I would help bring to life their brainchild for a game to disrupt the status quo and question biases, I jumped at the opportunity.