Join Knowledge Without Borders™ in an exploration of creativity in many forms, as we seek out insights and innovations to inform new approaches to creativity, design, education, and philanthropy.
Design thinking and culture, Part II, China
How does culture influence design thinking? Reflecting on my participation in and observation of design thinking, I made the assumption
Design thinking and culture, Part I
Knowledge Without Borders asserts that teaching young people design thinking is a way to introduce the critical thinking processes crucial
First-generation college students among those affected by food insecurity
Education is the key that often opens the door to a better life for first-generation low-income college students. The United
Small change can make the difference for first-generation students
A new project addresses the financial challenges faced by first-generation low-income students by providing access to small-dollar grants for items
Refugee students cherish US education and freedom
Refugee students arriving from countries around the world still retain their hope in the freedom offered in the United States,
After many years of planning programs and writing evaluations for local, national and international public and private institutions, I realized that in order to instigate real change, I would have to seek out and apply new ideas, insights and inspirations from a wealth of sources both inside and outside traditional disciplines. So I founded Knowledge Without Borders™ in order to transcend the narrow disciplinary silos that prevent educators from thinking across traditional boundaries to achieve truly creative solutions. Read more ...