How semiotic walks bring people together
I had three very joyful days in Krakow at the European Union Agency for Railways safety days conference. First day, I facilitated a workshop focusing on how to listen and map conversations using the iCue method, the second day I presented a plenary session encouraging the regulators to bring humanistic ethics into the culture of risk […]
How semiotic walks can enhance our perception and observation
Last week in Dublin, we visited the Famine Memorial for a semiotic walk after our workshop. The Great Famine has a very profound meaning in the history of Ireland. Between 1845-1852, Ireland faced a period of mass starvation and disease leading to a national criss. A dominant cause of the famine was located in infected […]
Are you surrounded by emojis?
I just came off a conversation with a very wise person from Ireland. Alan works in the fishing industry and travels extensively around the globe. Someone from the Ugandan fishing community shared this picture with Alan. Alan then reshared the picture with one of his friends in the village and Patrick’s immediate reaction was, […]