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Climify Podcast Launches!

Re-nourish is excited to financially support the new podcast, "Climify" from the Climate Designer network. We're even more thrilled that our own Eric Benson is the host. What is "Climify" you may ask? Well...If you're a designer or design educator wanting to be a part of solving our climate crisis,... read more →
Jun 10

Re-nourish Joins Forces with Jointly!

Many creatives want to apply their skills, passions, and talents to good use to help fight our climate crisis and make it a bit more fair and equitable for life on Earth. Unfortunately, it's a bit of a challenge to find a matching group to help, and also, many times,... read more →
Feb 18
Systems Thinking is the way

A Proposal to Connect all Design for the Common Good

(Read the full call to action here). Systems Thinking is “the way” The current model of teaching and practicing design is rooted in Colonial Imperialism which rejects the cyclical process of nature for one that is linear and unsustainable which consistently excludes non-white cultural voices, creates toxic waste and messaging, increases... read more →
Jan 28
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“What makes a good day?” Print

As part of my existential search to figure out my life, I'm taking it day-by-day. In that journey, I have asked myself for years "what makes a good day?" I haven't figured that out quite yet. I do know that I need moments of reflection and peace daily to truly... read more →
Dec 21
what makes a good day?

What makes a good day?

What makes a good day?  This is a question I’ve been asking myself daily even before my normal routine was hijacked by the 2020 pandemic. Days currently blend together. I lose track of time. Seemingly I have ample time to learn or try new endeavors, but it never works out... read more →
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Systems Thinking for the Graphic Designer 101: A Toolkit for Making Positive Impact

The planet and humanity needs designers to change the way they make things. This was the astutely accurate thesis from the 2002 book Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things by architect William McDonough and chemist Michael Braungart. Their book changed my life. I had for some time wondered what negative impacts all... read more →