Spaces of Care is a participatory, multi-format project that invites care providers, nurturers, and supporters to collectively reimagine and document the meanings and rituals of care through storytelling workshops, interactive zine-making, and communal exhibition. Spaces of Care centers intergenerational, gendered perspectives and the often invisible care workforce to transform personal reflections into a shared archive of collective resilience and well-being.

Aashima, Ana, Sabrina, Helen, and Ethan are Parsons SDM and DT practitioners across India, Ecuador, and the U.S., integrating programming, interaction design, print media, and photography to redefine caregiving through intergenerational perspectives, transforming personal reflections into a shared archive of collective resilience and well-being.

Spaces of Care the Visibilize-ing Care Festival

Spaces of Care booklet at the Visibilize-ing Care Festival

Spaces of Care workshop at the Visibilize-ing Care Festival

Spaces of Care team at the Visibilize-ing Care Festival

Moodboard with a man walking in front of a map,three white people standing in front of window display, two white hands clasping one another, a drawing of one white person reaching out to another, a collage of photos, and a pathway on a blue background.