Leading a Womens' Wellness Workshop for Poynter

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‍Project Overview

summary of design challenge, business problem, and overall objectives + goals.

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Client: Poynter Leadership Academy for Women

Course(s): Wellness Workshop

Instructor(s): Ngan Hoang

Timeline: September 2020

Role: Led session on building better work-life chemistry and stress management

Team: Samantha Ragland

Skills: what design/research skills did you learn and/or use for this project?

Tools: video-conferencing, workshop, pencil/pen, paper, music, guided art instruction

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Background/Context:

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Objectives + Goals:

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Project Details

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Core Message Headline*

Building better work-life chemistry
Managing burnout + stress

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Solution(s)

What was the work done or design methods used and why? workshop, pencil/pen, paper, music, guided art instruction
Who was involved?
What was made to solve the problem?

Who are the main users?

What are their pain points? work-life imbalance and professional stress management
What goals are they trying to achieve? building better work-life chemistry
What is the user trying to accomplish? stress management through art therapy

Outcome/result(s)

Qualitative and quantitative metrics
Key themes, takeaways, insights, findings, learnings: Women empowerment, Diversity & inclusion, Dealing with the Tough Stuff, work/life chemistry, How to get Smart

Measurable behavioral changes or responses
Impact on business and/or user experience
How did it inform/lead to the next part of the project (or) how was this step informed by previous step?

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Reflections

project conclusion and next steps. use the questions below as a reference for what to focus on in this section.

‍What happened afterwards? developing new perspectives around past trauma
Did you solve the problem? If so, how do you know?
Was a new version planned?
Did it inspire another project?
What, if anything, are the next steps for the project?
‍What did you learn from doing this project?‍
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What challenges did you face and how did you deal with them?
What could've gone better or been done differently?
What do you do differently now as a result?
What could be improved for future iterations?
What might you try next time?
What was missing?
‍How did this project inform your growth/perspective as a designer?‍
What was the best part of this project for you?
Where was your joy, engagement, or spark?
Anything unique worth mentioning about this project?

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