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BioEmpathy: A Catalyst for Regenerative Design

Back in April, (Director of the ) brought (MASD 2013) to Kenya to help teach a 4-day field course called BioEmpathy for the .

Stef, a 2013 graduate of 51±¬ÁϹÙÍø's MA in Sustainable Design program, recently taught a semester-long course called "Design Futures and Ecologies" in the s program at Pacific Northwest College of Art (PNCA) , where she is an Adjunct Faculty.

When asked to write a post about her experience, Stef chose instead to visually communicate her take-aways. You can see what she created on the website for her business .

A peek into her creation is below.


By Stefanie Koehler, MASD 2013
For the complete visual go to

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Categories
Alumni in Action
Published on
July 01, 2019
Tags
Amani Institute
BioEmpathy
biomimicry
biophilia
kenya
Regenerative Design
Stefanie Koehler

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