Making youth friendly tools to explore the polycrisis
This blog shares our process of developing a youth friendly tool for making sense of the nuance of societal structures.
Sharing two opportunities to get involved with our projects this fall:
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You would support us on multiple projects across a period of about 4-6 months, possibly longer. You will work closely with our team (Eva and Finn), our collaborators and clients, and will have the opportunity to develop your skills as well as to build your own portfolio.
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We know not everyone fits into boxes and we like that. If you don't perfectly match these criteria but feel like this would still be a good fit for you then still apply.
To get a feel for the type of work we do and the type of organisations we partner with see our projects page on our website: https://www.studiofuturall.com/projects
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Applications are open until August 31st
First interviews will be scheduled September 3rd and 4th.
If you have any questions, please reach out to eva@studiofuturall.com
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We are looking to expand our network of visual designers, digital designers and makers that we can call on to work with us on a per-project (freelance) basis, with the potential of working together regularly if it's a good fit.
We are looking for support with (depending on the project):
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To get a feel for the type of work we do and the type of organisations we partner with see our projects page on our website: https://www.studiofuturall.com/projects
Experience: We are mostly looking for designers who are early to mid-career. Recent or almost grads are welcome. Some experience with client work is helpful.
If you have any questions, please reach out to finn@studiofuturall.com
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