Our world needs people who can make the invisible visible.
To inspire true change... we need to move beyond working with words by growing our visual literacy.
This bikablo basics training class will take you from "I can't draw" to "Please pass the pen" in one day.
Come join a community of changemakers as we learn to work with the power of images with the intention to support transformational change in our organizations and communities.
bikablo, as a pioneering leader of visual methodology, will help you lay the foundation for your future as a visualizer: Step by step, using the icons and graphic elements of the bikablo technique, you will learn basic knowledge of visual language that you can use for visual note taking, graphic facilitation and graphic recording.. Learn more about why we think bikablo is amazing here.
Our guide will be Jill Greenbaum from ilistenidraw in New York City. She is the only licensed bikablo trainer in the United States.
This training is limited to 12 people.
Here are three ways to invest in growing visual literacy in indviduals and in our communities.
Community Venturer: person/ group / organization who seeks to invest in creative ways to support human flourishing. Learn more about Community Venturers here. Cost of Investment: $1,200
Community Benefactor: someone who wants to participate and has access to resources that enable them to pay for their tuition and a portion of one other tuition. This package supports a team of three aspiring Community Scribes. Learn about who else you are investing in here. Cost of investment: $600
Community Scribe: person who invests in growing their visual literacy skills with a committment to contribute the power of visuals to their work in the world in a way that invites others to grow and change. Cost of Investment:$450
If this training is for you...please sign up for the highest level of support you are able to provide. If you know of others who might want to invest in growing visual literacy in support of community change, please forward this invitation to them ( and share with them why this work is important!)
Questions or need more information? Contact Julie Swanson at julie@whatspossiblenow.com.