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Design For America at Yale looking for community partnership
Hello!
My name is Beichen, and I am a Yale student involved in Design for America, a student-run club that provides human-centered design solutions to various problem spaces in the New Haven area. Our projects are year-long and completely free.
My team is looking for community partners to work with for this coming academic year. We would be happy to offer our time to work with you to address any potential problem spaces concerning any aspects of the initiative that you think may benefit from our help. If you are interested, please check out our DFA website to learn more about human-centered design, our past projects, and our mission: https://www.dfayale.com/
Please let me know if such a project could be of interest to you, and please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have more questions. Thank you very much.
Regards,
Beichen
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