Sue Walsh
I'm a designer, writer, and educator exploring how design can cultivate agency, hope, and imagination. I write about design as an orientation to the world and how we can create possibilities beyond predictable progress.
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How Hope Begins: Making Something from Nothing
NB: I spontaneously felt compelled to share this today, on the day of the midterms. It is not fully edited nor checked for grammatical mistakes.
This essay was written in early spring, 2025.
In October 2024, I drove back and fort...
How we can Design towards Hope and Agency
Part 4 of 5 in my series Design at the End of Predictable Progress
A short recap to date:
People sense that we are nearing the end of predictable progress. Hope is collapsing, while the infrastructure of possibility is eroding. To make...
Design is the Methodology of Hope
What doors will we open? What doors will remain shut?
As I write this, the most important headline asks whether or not AI will destroy humanity within 10 years. We read about flash flooding in New York and the volume of emergency water res...
Design at the End of Predictable Progress
I write to you from Oak Park, Illinois, a town bordering the West Side of Chicago, where I grew up.
My daughter and I just finished a walk on a steamy end-of-summer morning. I pointed out where I got my first bank account, in a neoclassica...
The Collapse of Predictable Progress
Nota Bene: This specific post (of the series) reads more like a research paper, which it is developed from. Expect statistics and sources. Subsequent posts will take a different tone.
A few headlines from today, August 23, as I write t...
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