Exploring my way to Exhibition

An immersive speculative design project exploring the future of climate migration and social systems in a nomadic North America

I designed and facilitated multiple participatory and co-design workshops for high school students, parents, and guidance counselors to design the components for college-prep programs starts in high school and culminates in students receiving a graduate nursing degree.  My team created an "immersion room" to tell the story of what the community wants from this program.

The purpose of this project was to evaluate the success of Kohl's Children's Museum’s new outdoor experience called SummerBurst, and help provide insight into the value of the experience and whether the experience should be continued post-covid.

I designed this poster as an exercise to meaningfully inform audiences that are not regularly exposed to food insecurity about how their lives would drastically change if they suddenly lost the ability to eat regularly or have control over the foods they ate.  The goal of this poster is to help food secure audiences empathize with communities that are food insecure, and motivate them to donate their money or time through volunteering with Feeding America.

This is a compilation of examples of visual diagrams that I created to make difficult climate-related scientific concepts more approachable and clear for audiences.