Visual Thinking Strategies (VTS) for Inclusive Leadership Workshop

Join us for a virtual training program that provides an introduction to Visual Thinking Strategies, a methodology that fosters inclusivity, psychological safety, and collaboration in the workplace.

Join us on December 17, 11:00 am ET / 8:00 am PT for an introduction to  Visual Thinking Strategies (VTS), a methodology that fosters inclusivity, psychological safety, and collaboration in the workplace. This 90-minute virtual workshop is designed for anyone who leads teams, facilitates discussions, and/or coordinates between diverse groups. You’ll learn how to adapt your communication style to be inclusive to different audiences, using evidence-based reasoning to ensure all voices contribute to a shared understanding.

Led by VTS-certified facilitator Catherine Clarke, Visual Thinking Strategies (VTS) is a facilitation methodology that uses art or visual stimuli to encourage group participation and critical thinking. This workshop is not just for design and creative professionals — Visual Thinking Strategies (VTS) has proven value across industries, including business, healthcare, and education, and helps leaders move away from “command and control” to truly unlock their team’s collective potential. No prior experience with VTS is necessary! The session is limited to 25 participants.

About Catherine:
Catherine Clarke is a UX designer at Fidelity Center for Applied Technology with deep experience in product design, graphics, brand, research, and leadership. She has a BFA in design from Northeastern University. She is a leader for Fidelity Enable, an advocacy group for people with disabilities, and a certified Visual Thinking Strategies Facilitator. Inclusion and community care is fundamental to her design practice. She is on the Board of Directors at CoDesign Collaborative.