How can we help people act more sustainably? According to a series of studies from the Harvard Business Review, ‘seeing’ ourselves in the future helps us make decisions that prioritize long-term benefits to our future selves (over short-term gains). One study had half of participants interview digitally-aged avatars of themselves. Then participants did a seemingly-unrelated exercise to […]
The way the world works as a complex science. Most of what I do is related to communicating complexity: helping audiences understand systems to locate themselves within sustainability solutions. Complexity science is a field that was recently brought to my attention. In sustainability, we’re familiar with systems thinking and the complexity of the human interactions between society, the environment […]
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I’m honored to be presenting my TEDxFulbright talk ‘Sustainability: Visualized’ in Washington D.C. April 5th. The event carries the theme ‘Dare to Think’.
My keynote is titled ‘Info Design: Making Science Digestible for Consumers’ – I’ll present May 15-16 during ‘Cooking for Solutions’ at the Monterey Bay Aquarium (the esteemed home of Seafood Watch). The Sustainable Foods Institute is by invite only, but ‘Cooking for Solutions‘ is open to the public.
I’ll be presenting Saturday, Feb.8 in Amsterdam at Interaction14.
I’m enjoying meeting with students at University Nebraska-Lincoln, and will give a public presentation of my work Tuesday April 9 at 5:30pm.
Check out the video that catalogues the Bicycling Counts project I did in Minneapolis this past year.
One of my projects is covered in ‘Cause and Effect:Visualizing Sustainability’ by Gestalten. A nice review of the book by Fastcompany.
I’m thrilled to be presenting at Visualized – a conference exploring the intersection of data, design and communication -this November in NYC.