Apr 3, 2015
Do you want to be a @TPCLab problem-solver? Only one week left to submit your application for the 3rd cohort - more information @ tippingpoint.org/tlab #tpclab (at T Lab Tipping Point Community)
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Do you want to be a @TPCLab problem-solver? Only one week left to submit your application for the 3rd cohort - more information @ tippingpoint.org/tlab #tpclab (at T Lab Tipping Point Community)
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Many industries pour billions into R+D in the pursuit of groundbreaking ideas, most human-service organizations simply do not. Tonight, 9 problem-solvers from our second @tpclab cohort present the results from their 6 months of research and testing. #TPCLab
Meet the T Lab Problem-Solvers
Name: Jen Hamilton
T Lab Team: Pre-K
Hometown: Ottawa, Canada
Profession (when not problem-solving): Consultant
What drew you to T Lab? A new, unique opportunity
Where do you find creative inspiration? My kids and exploring new places.
Who motivates you? A desire to create opportunity and level the playing field.
Pen or pencil? Keyboard!
Meet the @tpclab Problem-Solvers and apply to be one next year @ tippingpoint.org/tlab Name: Maggie Ollove T Lab Team: Child Care Hometown: Baltimore Profession (when not problem-solving): Design strategist What drew you to T Lab? R+D within the non-profit space is undervalued but highly necessary. I also really appreciate that T Lab has created a space where you can fail forward, which I believe leads to progress. Where do you find creative inspiration? Fun adventures and thought provoking conversations. Who motivates you? Brave people like Paolo Friere and Malala Yousafza and wonderful people like my friends and family. Pen or pencil? Pen, cause I’m moving too fast to erase anyway #TPCLab (at T Lab Tipping Point Community)
Meet the T Lab Problem-Solvers
Name: Maggie Ollove
T Lab Team: Child Care
Hometown: Baltimore
Profession (when not problem-solving): Design strategist
What drew you to T Lab? R+D within the non-profit space is undervalued but highly necessary. I also really appreciate that T Lab has created a space where you can fail forward, which I believe leads to progress.
Where do you find creative inspiration? Fun adventures and thought provoking conversations.
Who motivates you? Brave people like Paolo Friere and Malala Yousafza and wonderful people like my friends and family.
Pen or pencil? Pen, cause I'm moving too fast to erase anyway.
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
Meet the T Lab Problem-Solvers
Name: Ben Peterson
T Lab Team: Community Reentry
Hometown: Patterson, NY (or... an hour and half above New York City)
Profession (when not problem-solving): Designer and strategist
What drew you to T Lab? The opportunity to address a wicked problem in need of a new approach.
Where do you find creative inspiration? In the details of the everyday.
Who motivates you? My family, my friends, my fiancé.
Pen or pencil? Paintbrush.
Become a Problem-Solver!
With two months left in the program, our Problem-Solvers are knee-deep presenting their ideas to the community and preparing plans to prototype the concepts in the field. At the same time, we’ve kicked off recruitment for the next wave of T Lab Problem-Solvers who will design and test new solutions in Child Care, Early Childhood Education and Prisoner Reentry. Next year’s cohort will run from October 5, 2015, through April 15, 2016.
Visit our website now to find out more information about the program and download the application instructions. All applications must be submitted by April 10, 2015.
From @tpclab's design review; our Child Care team's concepts are coming together--exploring trusted spaces and leveraging the power of family networks to increase the supply of services. Want to join them? Apply to be a #TPCLab problem-solver in the 2015-2016 cohort @ tippingpoint.org/tlab. Application deadline April 10th! (at T Lab Tipping Point Community)