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HIGHER ED RESOURCES
January
18jan1:00 pmFreelance FandangoVirtual Meet-Up for All Creatives
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Every Sunday 1 p.m. ET / 12 p.m. CT / 11 a.m MT / 10 a.m. PT Cartoonists, illustrators, graphic artists, photographers, writers, creatives: Freelance Fandango is going virtual for the
Every Sunday 1 p.m. ET / 12 p.m. CT / 11 a.m MT / 10 a.m. PT
Cartoonists, illustrators, graphic artists, photographers, writers, creatives: Freelance Fandango is going virtual for the duration, and everyone is invited!
Freelance Fandango started out as get-together of freelance creatives in the Tacoma area. Now FF has gone virtual. They’ve invited the Guild to sponsor them and spread the word. Join Freelance Fandango for a Zoom meeting to share your experience and news. Show and tell is a regular feature, so have your art supplies handy and turn your webcam on.
Register Here!
***Freelance Fandango will not be held on major US Holidays.Â
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21jan2:00 pm3:00 pmHow to Design for Innovation and Not Sell Out: With the Impact Outlook ToolkitJoin Joseph and learn how to design for innovation and not sell out!
Ever struggled to stay true to your values while pushing the boundaries of design? Joseph Carter-Brown shares his personal journey navigating that tension in corporate settings, where innovation and ethics
Ever struggled to stay true to your values while pushing the boundaries of design? Joseph Carter-Brown shares his personal journey navigating that tension in corporate settings, where innovation and ethics don’t always move at the same pace. He’ll explain why drawing clear lines matters and introduce the Impact Outlook Toolkit, a resource he co-authored to help designers and teams think more intentionally about the human impact of their decisions.
Presenter: Joseph Carter-Brown
Joseph Carter-Brown is a UX designer and brand strategist who helps organizations design experiences that work for people and the businesses behind them. He has led digital transformations at Stanley Black & Decker and Comcast, building accessible, scalable experiences while advancing human-centered UX, AI, and research practices. Today, through his independent practice DOsomething.DESIGN, he partners with small businesses and mission-driven organizations on brand identities, digital platforms, and campaign strategies. His work is grounded in a simple belief: design works best when it respects people.
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Website:Â dosomething.design Instagram:Â @letsgo.dosomething
$100.00
Member Payment Form Before this application can be processed at the member rate, a Professional Level membership must be paid in full. Monthly payments do not qualify.
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