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Tag Archives: Elizabeth Pastor
A Portrait of California Launching Soon
Humantific has partnered with authors Sarah Burd-Sharps and Kristen Lewis once again to produce the next chapter in the Measure of America Series: A Portrait of California. This is the first special report follow-up to The Measure of America: American … Continue reading
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Tagged Annie Hill, Elizabeth Pastor, Human Development Report, Measure of America Rocks, Social SenseMaking, Valentina Miosuro
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Social SenseMaking for Social Innovation
Now for some good news: Interest continues to rise in the role the Social SenseMaking is playing in Social ChangeMaking! If you are interested in this subject see this: Elizabeth Pastor, Robert Horn, Hans Rosling, Nic Marks, Seth Flaxman, Christopher … Continue reading
SenseMaking for ChangeMaking on ISSUU
Humantific CoFounder Elizabeth Pastor presented SenseMaking for ChangeMaking at Icograda’s Straight to Business Conference in Madrid, June 24-25, 2010. Inside the presentation Elizabeth explains how Humantific has been working in the realm of enabling Integrated Thinking for Innovation in large … Continue reading
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Tagged Applied Creativity, Beyond Service Design, Beyond Storming & Gaming, ChangeMaking, Clarity not Simplicity, CoCreation, Conscious CoCreation, Data Visualization Beyond, Design Research, Elizabeth Pastor, GK VanPatter, History of Creative Intelligence, Hybrid Thinking, Imagination, Innovation, Integrative Thinking Research, Janet Getto, SenseMaking, Strategy CoCreation, Transformation
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Elizabeth to teach in Masters Program
Elizabeth Pastor will be teaching in the new Communication Design Labs Masters Program in the European Institute of Design in Madrid. She recently visited the school and met with Alejandro Norniella, and had a short interview. See it here: http://masterdesigninnovation.com/noticias/elisabeth-pastor-profesora-del-communication-design-labs-comenta-en-ied-madrid-las-nuevas-posibilidades-del-diseno/
Elizabeth interviewed by DDI
After speaking at Icograda’s Straight to Business Conference in Madrid (www.icogradadesignweekmadrid.org), Elizabeth was interviewed on her practice at Humantific by DDI, Spain’s National Organization for the Development of Design and Innovation. See the full article: http://www.ddi.es/DDI_Web/vistas/contenido_entrevista.aspx?id=72
Humantific at Icograda Madrid
Humantific CoFounder Elizabeth Pastor will be speaking on SenseMaking for ChangeMaking at Icograda’s Straight to Business Conference in Madrid, June 24-25. “Straight to Business: Icograda Design Week in Madrid 2010 will bring together designers, business leaders, key regional and international … Continue reading
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Tagged Applied Creativity, Beyond Service Design, ChangeMaking, CoCreation, Design Research, Elizabeth Pastor, History of Creative Intelligence, Hybrid Thinking, Imagination, Innovation, Integrative Thinking Research, NextDesign Thinking, ReThinking Design Thinking, SenseMaking, Strategy CoCreation, Transformation
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Inspired by Skill-to-Scale
We were delighted to see Noah Raford being inspired by Peter Jones being inspired by NextDesign Geographies…:-) Created by GK VanPatter and Elizabeth Pastor, NextD Geographies has been presented at numerous conferences around the world. It is a community focused … Continue reading
Pastor at Instituto Europeo de Diseño
Humantific CoFounder Elizabeth Pastor has begun collaborating with the European Institute of Design in Madrid on a new Master of Design Innovation Program. Go here to learn more and to become a fan of the new Master of Design Innovation Program on Facebook: If … Continue reading
The Rise of Visual SenseMaking
This diagram is utilized in several public workshops and keynote talks that extends ten years of Humantifc work. CoFounders Elizabeth Pastor and GK VanPatter connect the dots and share views into the relationship between rising complexity of human challenges and … Continue reading
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Tagged Design is an Amorphic Time Warp, Elizabeth Pastor, GK VanPatter, Humantific Speaks, SenseMaking
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SenseMaking Glimpse Wraps in NYC
The free 2-hour Glimpse into Visual SenseMaking workshop wrapped in New York last week with 40+ enthusiastic attendees engaging in the session taught by Humantific CoFounder Elizabeth Pastor. The “Glimpse” program is a series of public workshops designed to introduce participants … Continue reading
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Tagged Elizabeth Pastor, SenseMaking Workshops, Vizthink Beyond, Vizthinknyc
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Humantific at DD4D in Paris
Humantific CoFounder Elizabeth Pastor will speak on the subject of SenseMaking for ChangeMaking at the VisionPlus 13 Conference in Paris June 18-20, 2009. Being organized by the International Institute of Information Design (IIIID) and the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development … Continue reading
Humantific at VizThink in San Jose
Humantific CoFounder Elizabeth Pastor will be facilitating a session at the upcoming VizThink 09 Conference in San Jose, California on February 22-25. At Humantific, Visual SenseMaking is a hybrid activity integral to ChangeMaking that combines visual design thinking, challenge framing and … Continue reading
Visual SenseMaking for Leaders
Humantific will hold its first OPEN Visual SenseMaking for Leaders Workshop in October, 2008 in New York. Previously only available as part of the Complexity Navigation Program (seen in the photos above) this new condensed Introduction to Visual SenseMaking is … Continue reading
Beyond Sustainability / Meta CoCreation
Humantific CoFounders Elizabeth Pastor and GK VanPatter were invited to lead two hours of cross-disciplinary cocreation skill-building exercises with all participants attending the OverLap 2008 Conference in West Cornwall, Connecticut. Overlap is ambitiously advertised by its creators as “an annual, … Continue reading
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Tagged Beyond Service Design, Beyond Storming & Gaming, Beyond Sustainability, ChangeMaking, CoCreation, Design Research, Elizabeth Pastor, GK VanPatter, History of Creative Intelligence, Inclusive Cocreation, Innovation, Innovation Process, Meta CoCreation, Overlap Conference, Reframing Challenges, SenseMaking, Sustainability, Teaching ChangeMaking, Transformation
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Humantific in TIME Magazine
Since we fly under the media radar most of the time Humantific was delighted to be featured in the Global Business section of TIME magazine’s May 2008 issue. Time’s Tiffany Starples came to visit us and after wrote entitled Different … Continue reading
