What happens when the country’s leading experts unite to decriminalize mental illness? Stone Soup Creative was on-site to capture the energy of a powerhouse group of thinkers, gathered to shape the future of Sozosei Labs.
Stone Soup Creative designed the first publications for the Lab for Decriminalizing Mental Illness, launched in 2025 to advance research and evidence-based strategies that reduce the criminalization of people with serious mental illness.
Community leaders from across Indiana gathered for a full-day Vision Zero traffic safety training focused on eliminating roadway fatalities. I provided visual note-taking as participants explored advocacy tools, walk audits, data analysis, and action planning to create safer streets.
At the Rally 2025 Land & Water Summit, I captured visual notes for Midwest land conservation leaders focused on land trusts, ecosystems, and community legacy.
Engineering Unleashed Ambassadors gathered in Indianapolis to explore how the entrepreneurial mindset can transform undergraduate engineering education through KEEN.
Capturing a Cradle Indy event focused on improving maternal and infant health in Indianapolis, community resilience, and hope in the “Not Yet.”
I worked with the Agency for Substance Abuse Prevention to capture the Faith-Based Support Specialist training, an interfaith program helping faith leaders respond more effectively to substance use disorders and support healthier, more connected communities.
Discover how a neglected church parsonage became a thriving community center that celebrates and preserves Latino culture. This animation follows the transformation of the space—and the people—bridging cultural, generational, and denominational divides along the way.
Drawing a process: how does wastewater treatment work? I was honored to be invited to draw the process live while the engineers at TriCo Regional Sewer Utility in Zionsville, Indiana described it to me – which I found fascinating – there’s actually a hundred little steps, that’s the interesting part! Then the drawings were installed on the wall at the facility where they will be seen by school groups and other visitors.
What to do with the drawings *after* the event? For NDDCEL, the graphic recordings I captured live at the event were included in an online article; the center’s newsletter; and an infographic about early-career business professionals.
