#masd

(Asking as an Autistic.) Anyone know any facts that go with this?

Are there any Autistics that are genuinely good at investigating serial murders?

It’s Week 5: Happy Fall, Ya’ll! 

Before moving into new work, Chel-su recapped our process from last week and shared an illustration she created showing the flow of “Baltimore in Conversation” (BIC), the Baltimore Health Department Innovation Team’s initiative under which “People Who Look Like Me” is organized. 

Practice Based Studio then dug into the first Listening Tour transcript from “People Who Look Like Me” community conversations. These are de-identified text documents for us to gather insights, including from quotes, stories, and observations. 

As a class, we are learning the fine art of sticky-note taking and organizing as a methodology. Don’t be fooled! This is way harder than it looks and wonderful training in thought synthesis.

Finally, pie (thanks to Francesca and fall peaches) and coffee was enjoyed. We all devoured the pie too fast before capturing a pic.

Lastly, I’ll just leave this here...