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Just like a rainbow after the storm, success follows failure
Just like a rainbow after the storm, success follows failure
Build Courage Through Making: Emily Pilloton
- Learn to express yourself
- Celebrate who you are
- Shift power dynamics
- “I fundamentally believe that if girls and women are more involved in, invited into and given more agency to shape the world, that our world will be more beautiful and more equitable and more just, and it will be designed for everyone,” she says.
- Fear is important and can be isolating; we, as women, need to be brave. It is a skill that can be learnt.
5 Tips for Bravery
- Emily has countless pieces of advice for those looking to build their bravery and hone their maker abilities. We selected five from her book to get you started.
- The best way to start is to start.
- Acknowledge your fear, then tell it to go jump off a cliff.
- Practice the hard parts.
- Find your mentors and ask for help.
- Finish what you start.
Why is community important? - By building things for others, we build ourselves up and can become leaders. These ideas will live on for many years. E.g. chicken coop for a farm.
Using this kind of thinking would benefit neurodiverse people, as they often think outside of the box, giving a range of ideas. From a leadership perspective, we are thinking up ideas to acknowledge students' attendance. People can be reluctant to share ideas, or have none, how do we overcome this.
Insights
Design thinking is never believing you have the answer - Ewan McIntosh
Keep ideas flowing, yes and..., how might we..., have many ideas then narrow it down again, set a time limit, stay on topic ...
Different constraints: if your budget was $1, $1000, unlimited, or time limits



After our previous collaborative project, our group will need to be aware of this 'Groupthink'!
Takeaways
Using Tools to help Ideate - https://ideamap.ai/
If we look at Being Brave using this tool, the map is huge, and then we can whittle it down.
You can simplify to something like this...
Although these ideas are hard to read, there are some great ideas here that all make sense and were along the lines of what I was thinking.
Reflection
Now to implement and prototype some of them!These are a couple I'd love to start with...









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