Against a backdrop of accelerating change and increasing uncertainty, the wellbeing and resilience of organizations, communities, and individuals depends on our ability to think deeply about the issues shaping our lives. Combining design and futures thinking can help us imagine what a possible future might look and feel like, and support decision-making and strategy-building today. Join this immersive workshop to rapidly prototype future scenarios. You’ll learn how to scaffold your imagination and explore potential shifts around the issues you care most about.
Light breakfast will be available. Capacity is limited; please arrive early to ensure your space in the workshop.
This workshop will be held twice during Skoll World Forum. This is the first of two.
Director, Situation Lab, Carnegie Mellon School of Design
Stuart Candy is an award-winning designer and educator who narrowly escaped a career in law to become a pioneer of experiential futures practice, augmenting the collective capacity for foresight by any means necessary. Bridging strategy, policy, art, and activism, his work has been exhibited…
Strategic Designer and Facilitator, Situation Lab, Carnegie Mellon School of Design
Ceda is a design strategist and facilitator who makes sense of fuzzy human stuff to build better interactions, services & systems. Ceda is currently completing her Masters in Interaction Design at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh. Before making her way to design, she completed a double…
