Culture-Driven Design specializes in solving the world's most difficult problems through equity-mindedness and innovation. Through workshops, sprints, and consultation our goal is to redesign inequities.
Culture-Driven Design specializes in solving the world's most difficult problems throughout equity-mindedness and innovation. Through workshops, sprints, and consultation our goal is to redesign inequities.
Culture-Driven Design specializes in solving the world's most difficult problems through equity-mindedness and innovation. Through workshops, sprints, and consultation our goal is to redesign inequities.
We use imagination and design to move companies beyond awareness of structural racism toward specific actions that contribute to social justice in alignment with their goals.
We combine a decade of anti-racism experience with a decade of design thinking experience. Culture-Driven Design adds identity and equity to the equation to result in innovative and equitable solutions that dismantle oppression and prevent appropriation.
Lonnie Johnson is the creator of the Super Soaker and the biggest innovator of the water gun since its invention. This story is not about how Lonnie Johnson was a black man who worked at NASA as an aerospace engineer in the 70s or was an amazing entrepreneur that delivered an amazing product that shaped the childhood of kids around the world.
When you think of the terms prototype and test, you make associations to objectivity and the scientific method, at least after you stop humming the Andre 3000 song. You might imagine a lab, experiments, and a backdrop that looks eerily sterile. Those thoughts could not be further from the truth of effective testing and prototyping.
How setting the scene in a workshop can help improve dialogue. Taking a space that aligns with the type of dialogue you want want and improving that space can lead to better insights.
