Seattle, WA, USA
Categories:The way we work is changing, and companies need to keep up. Alexis will share lessons learned from co-founding focused, a mindfulness and productivity startup that helps remote and hybrid workers accomplish their goals — and take care of themselves along the way.
Alexis will share inspirations and experiences from her decade of work at the MIT Media Lab, MIT’s playground for science, engineering, art, and design. She’ll help you unlock your own creativity by leaning into what brings you joy.
Many things “suck” about being a new parent — not just breast pumps. Alexis will share insights from the “Make the Breast Pump Not Suck” project, a six-year community effort to improve life for nursing parents and their babies in the United States.
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At an MIT hackathon last weekend, engineers, designers, and parents brainstormed ways to make feeding newborns easier.
The global news cycle can be overwhelming. Fold, a news platform being developed by MIT Media Lab‘s Alexis Hope and Kevin Hu, has been designed to provide context at its very core.
You know the power of a great book. It transports you, taking you into another place and time. But if well-written prose and the power of your imagination aren't enough, a few clever engineers at MIT have come up with a wearable vest that hooks up to an e-book to enhance your reading experience even more.
The Times piece caught the attention of Hope and other Media Lab researchers. There had to be a way to make pumps quieter, or more elegant, or less painful without making them significantly more expensive. Maybe what the breast pump needed, the researchers thought, was a hackathon.
“The energy in the room was so strong and it was so clear that everyone was excited to finally have a space to talk about these things that society normally ignores,” Alexis Hope, the hackathon’s creative director, told “Good Morning America.” “I think it’s the beginning of a larger movement.”
Watch the video, then read this post by Alexis Hope, a researcher in the Lifelong Kindergarten group, to learn more about her work at the Media Lab and her passions.
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The way we work is changing, and companies need to keep up. Alexis will share lessons learned from co-founding focused, a mindfulness and productivity startup that helps remote and hybrid workers accomplish their goals — and take care of themselves along the way.
Alexis will share inspirations and experiences from her decade of work at the MIT Media Lab, MIT’s playground for science, engineering, art, and design. She’ll help you unlock your own creativity by leaning into what brings you joy.
Many things “suck” about being a new parent — not just breast pumps. Alexis will share insights from the “Make the Breast Pump Not Suck” project, a six-year community effort to improve life for nursing parents and their babies in the United States.
Alexis Hope is a keynote speaker and industry expert who speaks on a wide range of topics such as Future of Work: Making remote and hybrid work actually work, Unlocking Creativity through Joy and Play and “Make the Breast Pump Not Suck”: How can we better support new parents and babies in the United States?. The estimated speaking fee range to book Alexis Hope for your event is $10,000 - $20,000. Alexis Hope generally travels from Seattle, WA, USA and can be booked for (private) corporate events, personal appearances, keynote speeches, or other performances. Similar motivational celebrity speakers are Deanna Singh, Kristie Kennedy, Nicole Yeary, Kristel Bauer and Libby Gill. Contact All American Speakers for ratings, reviews, videos and information on scheduling Alexis Hope for an upcoming live or virtual event.
The way we work is changing, and companies need to keep up. Alexis will share lessons learned from co-founding focused, a mindfulness and productivity startup that helps remote and hybrid workers accomplish their goals — and take care of themselves along the way.
Alexis will share inspirations and experiences from her decade of work at the MIT Media Lab, MIT’s playground for science, engineering, art, and design. She’ll help you unlock your own creativity by leaning into what brings you joy.
Many things “suck” about being a new parent — not just breast pumps. Alexis will share insights from the “Make the Breast Pump Not Suck” project, a six-year community effort to improve life for nursing parents and their babies in the United States.
At an MIT hackathon last weekend, engineers, designers, and parents brainstormed ways to make feeding newborns easier.
The global news cycle can be overwhelming. Fold, a news platform being developed by MIT Media Lab‘s Alexis Hope and Kevin Hu, has been designed to provide context at its very core.
You know the power of a great book. It transports you, taking you into another place and time. But if well-written prose and the power of your imagination aren't enough, a few clever engineers at MIT have come up with a wearable vest that hooks up to an e-book to enhance your reading experience even more.
The Times piece caught the attention of Hope and other Media Lab researchers. There had to be a way to make pumps quieter, or more elegant, or less painful without making them significantly more expensive. Maybe what the breast pump needed, the researchers thought, was a hackathon.
“The energy in the room was so strong and it was so clear that everyone was excited to finally have a space to talk about these things that society normally ignores,” Alexis Hope, the hackathon’s creative director, told “Good Morning America.” “I think it’s the beginning of a larger movement.”
Watch the video, then read this post by Alexis Hope, a researcher in the Lifelong Kindergarten group, to learn more about her work at the Media Lab and her passions.
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