The Association of Registered Graphic Designers (RGD) is staging two free and highly informative webcast panel discussions in key cities across Canada as part of its popular Future by Design series. These events are of interest to both printers and designers alike – as well as anyone interested in the future of the Graphic Arts industry in Canada and beyond.
April 8: The Future of Storytelling
This discussion will explore how cultural shifts, technological advances and the growing desire for authenticity, immediacy and accuracy across all media will influence future content consumption and the nature of communication. Panelists include:
- Farah Assir, UX Designer at The New York Times
- Jake Barton, Founder of Local Projects
- Elizabeth Laferrière, Art Director
Venues include Burlington, Edmonton, Kitchener, Newmarket, North Vancouver, Ottawa, Regina, St. John’s, Thunder Bay, Toronto East, Toronto Core, Vancouver, Vancouver Island and Welland. Click here to learn more and register: http://www.rgd.ca/events-and-programs/rgd-events/future-by-design.php
May 5: The Future of Human-Centred Design
This discussion will explore how design and creative work can be used to craft solutions for social problems and accelerate widespread change. Panelists include:
- Hannah Kreiswirth, Creative Director at Purpose
- Marc O’Brien, Design Strategist, Creative Facilitator and Design Educator
- Jason Ulaszek, Founder, UX for Good
Venues include Kingston, London, Montreal, Oshawa, Ottawa, Toronto and Vancouver. Click here to learn more and register:
http://www.rgd.ca/events-and-programs/rgd-events/future-by-design.php
About RGD
Representing over 3,000 members, RGD is a non-profit organization that promotes industry knowledge sharing, continuous learning, research, advocacy and mentorship. For more information please contact Michelle Pereira, Senior Coordinator, Communications for RGD at michelle@rgd.ca.
EDITOR’S NOTE: RGD should be congratulated for its hard work and ongoing leadership in staging events like these. You’ll have some fun and learn a lot by participating, trust me.
