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RADIAL graphic facilitation series with Christopher Fuller of Griot’s Eye

RADIAL graphic facilitation series with Christopher Fuller of Griot’s Eye

A group of RADIAL stakeholders met to discuss the goals, processes, and opportunities of the RADIAL project. Christopher Fuller of Griot’s Eye was there to capture the key takeaways. These 4 beautiful graphics capture much of the RADIAL project’s components– and indeed, the goals of all of the Broader Impact programs.

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