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Welcome to my portfolio! This is a space where I share my work, ideas, and ongoing projects. I’m constantly exploring and refining, so feel free to check back for updates and new additions. If you’d like to learn more or hear about my projects firsthand, don’t hesitate to reach out. Thanks for stopping by!
Welcome to my portfolio! This is a space where I share my work, ideas, and ongoing projects. I’m constantly exploring and refining, so feel free to check back for updates and new additions. If you’d like to learn more or hear about my projects firsthand, don’t hesitate to reach out. Thanks for stopping by!
What began as an academic exploration has evolved into an ongoing series of workshops helping designers, futurist, researchers, and students recognize and address their biases in professional practice. By adapting the “Power Flower” – a self-reflection tool originally developed by Canadian social change educators – we’ve created a structured approach to understanding how personal and collective biases influence design and research outcomes…
What began as an academic exploration has evolved into an ongoing series of workshops helping designers, futurist, researchers, and students recognize and address their biases in professional practice. By adapting the “Power Flower” – a self-reflection tool originally developed by Canadian social change educators – we’ve created a structured approach to understanding how personal and collective biases influence design and research outcomes…
What began as an academic exploration has evolved into an ongoing series of workshops helping designers, futurist, researchers, and students recognize and address their biases in professional practice. By adapting the “Power Flower” – a self-reflection tool originally developed by Canadian social change educators – we’ve created a structured approach to understanding how personal and collective biases influence design and research outcomes…
Invitations to Better Worlds is a project I’m developing with the Department of Imaginary Affairs that frames programs, gatherings, and creative engagements as intentional invitations to imagine and practice alternative futures. The work holds “better” as a subjective and contested idea, creating space to explore multiple worlds, lived realities, and ways of being. Through storytelling, curiosity, and the practice of holding contradiction, the project invites participants to reflect on the worlds they are living in and the ones they are actively building toward.
Invitations to Better Worlds is a project I’m developing with the Department of Imaginary Affairs that frames programs, gatherings, and creative engagements as intentional invitations to imagine and practice alternative futures. The work holds “better” as a subjective and contested idea, creating space to explore multiple worlds, lived realities, and ways of being. Through storytelling, curiosity, and the practice of holding contradiction, the project invites participants to reflect on the worlds they are living in and the ones they are actively building toward.
Invitations to Better Worlds is a project I’m developing with the Department of Imaginary Affairs that frames programs, gatherings, and creative engagements as intentional invitations to imagine and practice alternative futures. The work holds “better” as a subjective and contested idea, creating space to explore multiple worlds, lived realities, and ways of being. Through storytelling, curiosity, and the practice of holding contradiction, the project invites participants to reflect on the worlds they are living in and the ones they are actively building toward.
Endings are often framed as failures, losses, or points of rupture. This workshop offered a different proposition: that endings could be tended, honored, and composted becoming fertile ground for renewal.
Rituals of Composting: Presence and Purpose in Endings was a participatory, embodied workshop that reframed endings as living transitions. Through ritual, storytelling, and somatic practice, participants were invited to slow down, reflect, and engage endings with care…
Endings are often framed as failures, losses, or points of rupture. This workshop offered a different proposition: that endings could be tended, honored, and composted becoming fertile ground for renewal.
Rituals of Composting: Presence and Purpose in Endings was a participatory, embodied workshop that reframed endings as living transitions. Through ritual, storytelling, and somatic practice, participants were invited to slow down, reflect, and engage endings with care…
Endings are often framed as failures, losses, or points of rupture. This workshop offered a different proposition: that endings could be tended, honored, and composted becoming fertile ground for renewal.
Rituals of Composting: Presence and Purpose in Endings was a participatory, embodied workshop that reframed endings as living transitions. Through ritual, storytelling, and somatic practice, participants were invited to slow down, reflect, and engage endings with care…
A practical analysis of Canadian SMEs sustainability gap between aspirations and reality Project Overview As Strategic Foresight and Innovation graduate researchers at OCAD University, we’re investigating how Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) – the backbone of Canada’s economy – can bridge the critical gap between sustainability ambitions and practical implementation. Our research delves deep into…
A practical analysis of Canadian SMEs sustainability gap between aspirations and reality Project Overview As Strategic Foresight and Innovation graduate researchers at OCAD University, we’re investigating how Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) – the backbone of Canada’s economy – can bridge the critical gap between sustainability ambitions and practical implementation. Our research delves deep into…
A practical analysis of Canadian SMEs sustainability gap between aspirations and reality Project Overview As Strategic Foresight and Innovation graduate researchers at OCAD University, we’re investigating how Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) – the backbone of Canada’s economy – can bridge the critical gap between sustainability ambitions and practical implementation. Our research delves deep into…
Future of Darkness
Future of Darkness
Future of Darkness
Mapping Darkness was an experiential workshop co-led with Swiss-based Ph.D. researcher and interdisciplinary artist Juan Fabuel, whose work explores the intersection of art, anthropology, design, futures, and the dynamic concept of darkness. Held during Future Days, this night walk invited participants to reframe darkness—not as fear or absence, but as a space of potential, connection, and quiet transformation.
Mapping Darkness was an experiential workshop co-led with Swiss-based Ph.D. researcher and interdisciplinary artist Juan Fabuel, whose work explores the intersection of art, anthropology, design, futures, and the dynamic concept of darkness. Held during Future Days, this night walk invited participants to reframe darkness—not as fear or absence, but as a space of potential, connection, and quiet transformation.
Mapping Darkness was an experiential workshop co-led with Swiss-based Ph.D. researcher and interdisciplinary artist Juan Fabuel, whose work explores the intersection of art, anthropology, design, futures, and the dynamic concept of darkness. Held during Future Days, this night walk invited participants to reframe darkness—not as fear or absence, but as a space of potential, connection, and quiet transformation.
On October 21, 2024, Morgan presented at the 13th Relating Systems Thinking and Design Symposium (RSD13), the team’s synthesis map which explores the complex global challenge of tomato waste. As part of the Strategic Foresight and Innovation program at OCAD University, our team employed systems thinking to visualize and analyze this pressing issue…
On October 21, 2024, Morgan presented at the 13th Relating Systems Thinking and Design Symposium (RSD13), the team’s synthesis map which explores the complex global challenge of tomato waste. As part of the Strategic Foresight and Innovation program at OCAD University, our team employed systems thinking to visualize and analyze this pressing issue…
On October 21, 2024, Morgan presented at the 13th Relating Systems Thinking and Design Symposium (RSD13), the team’s synthesis map which explores the complex global challenge of tomato waste. As part of the Strategic Foresight and Innovation program at OCAD University, our team employed systems thinking to visualize and analyze this pressing issue…