This image is from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. That department provides a website called the HUD Exchange – through which workers can access learning materials.
It’s thrilling to see our work come to life – after the gratifying work our team put in with the amazing collaboration outlined in a previous post.
For those interested in seeing the full HUD Exchange site, just follow this link.
Onward!
As we’ve shared elsewhere, problems worth solving abound. And certainly one of them is the issue of homelessness in this country (and elsewhere).
Earlier this year we concluded post-production on a new offering in the Through My Eyes series. I’ve mentioned this in a previous post, and am excited to say that this experience is being readied for rollout.
Stellar talent helped us create the Through My Eyes: A Mother’s Journey virtual reality immersion into the experience of a Black woman – Latoya Freeman (fictional – but based on numerous in-depth interviews I conducted, and data supplied by a fabulous client and partner). As mentioned elsewhere, the collaboration with the team at NICHQ was and is terrific, and BCT Partners, who co-funded the development, has integrated this experience into their ever-expanding toolkit.
In a conversation with a colleague recently, I was going on about this clarity I feel around the work we do at Red Fern – that, while there are many logical applications of virtual reality technology and excellent design work going on out there, we, here, are not driven simply by what technology *can* do, but rather what it *should* do to help with real issues.
The first in a series of training sessions that Allison and Dr. David Campt are co-leading for the Keck School of Medicine, at the University of Southern California. So great to see the hard work that I have seen go into the design now at the point of delivery!
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