Evolving Exhibit Change
Exhibit Change is in its 5 year! It is time to take a look back to move forward and to build a robust plan and bring Exhibit Change to the next level. These questions are part of a larger evolutionary process.

The spectrum of work that Exhibit Change has done over the past 5 years varies tremendously; from hosting and facilitating an unconference called "Everybody is a Teacher" to bring together voices from inside and outside schools to talk about overlapping challenges; to consulting with a community organizations to help develop a girls mentorship program; to curating a 40 organization collaboration that resulted in an all night art exhibition.

These questions and answers will be used to help refine the Exhibit Change focus.

The entire evolutionary process is being documented at www.evolving-exhibit-change.weebly.com.
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This is all about you.
Please share your stories, your thinking, your concerns. Don't worry about hurting feelings.

This takes honesty.

There are 6 questions. Take your time. There are no right or wrong answers.

This is helping the future iteration of Exhibit Change. None of Exhibit Change is possible without people like you.
Select your relationship to Exhibit Change
Choose All that Apply
How would you describe the personality of Exhibit Change?
Choose 3 adjectives or a short phrase.
What is unique about the services of Exhibit Change?
If you had to explain to a friend who didn't know much about design thinking, what would you say in a 1-2 lines?
Who is the ultimate Exhibit Change client?
What is the problem Exhibit Change is trying to solve?
If you could offer Exhibit Change one piece of feedback or insight, what might that be?
Something you haven't already mentioned.
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Thank you!
To follow this process, check out www.evolving-exhibit-change.weebly.com 

Your time, participation and continuous support mean everything to getting Exhibit Change to the next level.
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