Sunny BenBelkacem's blog
On Resilience as a Visual Practitioner
I’ve been in this field of facilitation and designed workshops, more or less, for over 22 years. I started “scribing” and “knowledge working” at Ernst and Young’s Chicago ASE (Accelerated Solutions Environment) in 1997/1998. As I watched this pandemic spread and my in-person work calendar get scrubbed clean, I thought about my journey up until now. In 2001, we had 9/11. That slowed down work significantly. During that time, we shifted to working “leaner” and being able to perform more than one role.
Online Drink & Draw Graphic Jam instructions
Instructions for the break outs (break outs will last 20 minutes at a time, more or less)
Submit images: https://bit.ly/2J6A82y
View gallery: https://bit.ly/3bmqbtY
Oh pooh!
IFVP Drink and Draw Graphic Jam: March 25th @3PM ET
Digital Recording in the Age of Virtual
In this age of uncertainty, travel restrictions, rescheduled F2F sessions pivoting to digital sessions, the GR/GF doesn't have to be left behind with their markers and paper.
Learn and level up your digital recording skills with last years' digital series from IFVP's Fireside Chat series, featuring Verity Harrison, Heather Martinez, Malgosia Kostecka, Muddy Schlegel, Raquel Benmergui, Christina Merkeley, and Lisa Moore.
Click here to view the list
IFVP2020 Conference + COVID-19 Announcement
*above graphic drawn by Kristine Neckelmann Abbott and Emily Shepard
IFVP Conference 2020: Claremont site visit field report
Welcome our five NEW board directors!
Welcome our newly elected directors!
Help us welcome Phil Guo, Brandon Black, Jessamy Gee, Sabine Soeder, and Kristine Neckelmann Abbott!
2018 in Review
As the President of the IFVP - International Forum of Visual Practitioners, I am responsible for writing IFVP business update articles. This is a huge task - ok, not really - in that it is about taking the time to reflect what has happened in the past year. At a recent IFVP Board meeting, when we talked about the Year in Review article, Renatta piped up, saying, "It should be visual." So I set out to create a visual Year in Review.
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