Poster & Paper: Empathy Projects

 What do you need for April 28:



  1. Poster with interactive empathy project
    1. engage your viewers in an activity
    2. tryptic
    3. visually interesting
    4. use words sparingly
    5. easy to read from 6 feet away
    6. create a flow
  2. Essay (5 pages)
    1. describe the lives of your stigmatized group visa vie Goffman
    2. describe your empathy project
    3. describe the take-away your audience should get from interacting with your project

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