inclusion

Human-Centered Coworking Design: What Safe Design Really Feels Like

Yesterday I was on the edge of my seat to podcast with Paula A. Madrid . We’d spoken on the phone before. Missed each other at the Workspace Design Show London in February. So when we finally hit record, I was all in. Paula is a Colombian-born New Yorker who built an extraordinary career—first as a clinical and forensic psychologist, and now as the founder of Blue Panda Office Spaces . She’s not trying to be trendy. She’s trying to make you feel something real. “I aim to make places

Black Lives Matter in Coworking too.

I recently wrote a post on my photography blog about Black Lives Matter in photography. It was something I’d wanted to do for a long time, but never had the guts to actually do it. I was too scared that I’d say the wrong thing, offend and rock a delicate boat. Then, with the media storm, I didn’t want to be someone else just jumping on a bandwagon. There are always reasons not to speak up, it would be easy to spend your life in silence. But I know now, through the bravery of so many others,