by Garrison Institute | Nov 7, 2019 | Books, Insights, Science, Social Justice
Design is often an invisible force in our lives, shaping and etching our world; sidewalks determine walkability, paint color can soothe or repel, and classrooms and houses of worship can foster either connection or discord. Design is in the mundane–the length...
by Garrison Institute | Jan 3, 2019 | End of Life/Palliative Care, Social Change, Systems Thinking
Last month, I attended the second annual End Well Symposium in San Francisco–a multidisciplinary event focused on reframing end-of-life care and conversations through the lens of design, health care, language, spirit, community activism, and policy. I caught up with...
