kezia kershaw

There is a truly bewildering array of sessions at the Royal Geographic Society's Annual International Conference this week. 695 sessions over 3 central days.

(Soft aim: this is initial work towards a more comprehensive, comparative review of empathy practices!)

No habits!

Would you like a thinking partner?

What connects experience design and process design?

Or, thoughts on the human tendency with tools In the past I've espoused the view that technology is neutral, it's about how it's used.

For a while I've been thinking about The importance of people "going on the journey", not just learning in a classroom-style abstract way of receiving knowledge; How unequal the opportunity is for people to do that; and How poor process/project design mig…

In a room in my house lies a very large bag.

While procrastinating today, I unearthed this luminous gem*: Confusion is the sweat of learning.

There is a widely repeated assertion in food systems and sustainability transformations literature that different actors, or different stakeholders1, need to collaborate to make change happen.