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Designing for Belonging with Susie Wise Transformative Principal 490 | Transformative Principal | Episode 490

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By Jethro Jones, Susie Tanton Wise
| transistor.fm
Show Notes Dr. Susie Wise is a design leader with experience in the education, tech, and the social sectors. She coaches leaders in equity design and innovation practices. She teaches at the d.school at Stanford. Previously she founded and directed the K12 Lab at the d.school and co-created Liberatory Design. She is the author of the book Designing for Belonging.
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‎Free Range Humans: Designing for Belonging

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By Victor Cary, Susie Tanton Wise, Rod Allen, Jal Mehta
| Apple Podcasts
"We can all be designers..." In this episode Victor Cary and Susie Wise stop by to talk about how design, equity, and systemic change can intersect and help bring about transformation in our schools.
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Design for Belonging Original

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By Susie Tanton Wise
| Getting Smart Verified
By: Dr. Susie Wise For years, designer and Stanford d.school educator, Dr. Susie Wise has coached overwhelmed school and community leaders across the country who didn’t know where to start. “In my work as a designer in education and equity, I have come to believe that belonging is the thing that matters most. It is the key that unlocks the best in everyone. It is the feeling that helps us all to persevere when things are difficult.
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