World Information Architecture Day Ann Arbor Returns for Sixth Year

Seated in auditorium seats, attendees listen to speaker at World IA Day 2012 in Ann Arbor.

Back for the sixth year, World Information Architecture (IA) Day Ann Arbor returns to Ann Arbor, Michigan on February 18, 2017 for a full-day of inspiring presentations and hands-on sessions.

Hosted by the Information Architecture Institute and organized by University of Michigan graduate students, World IA Day Ann Arbor joins dozens of other World IA Day 2017 events taking place in 58 locations in 24 countries and five continents. Continue reading World Information Architecture Day Ann Arbor Returns for Sixth Year

Photo of the Week: Women’s March Ann Arbor

Marchers listening to speakers the rally at the University of Michigan

Along with thousands of other men, women, and children (MLive reported 11,000 people attended), I joined the Women’s March in Ann Arbor yesterday to march in support of women’s rights, affordable health care, and civil rights.

I was proud to be part of a march that joined hundreds of Women’s Marches around the world, on every continent including Antarctica. Continue reading Photo of the Week: Women’s March Ann Arbor

Photo of the Week: Spring Hike in Nichols Arboretum

Single pink tree peony with yellow stamens nested in the green leaves.

Usually I head to the University of Michigan Nichols Arboretum in early May to catch the spring migration of birds, before the trees leaf out.

Or I visit the arboretum in late May/early June when the herbaceous peonies in the internationally known Peony Garden are in bloom. Continue reading Photo of the Week: Spring Hike in Nichols Arboretum