Native American Heritage Month: Interview with Designer Jasmine K. Burton
/Check out this feature by the Industrial Design Society of America here.
Check out this compilation of my various writing and digital/print media pieces.
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FEMALE INDUSTRIAL DESIGNERS YOU MUST FOLLOW TO SEE THE IMPACT THEY ARE MAKING WITH THEIR DESIGNS!
/Grateful to be featured in this Yanko Design piece by Kristi Bartlett which can be viewed here.
Celebrate Small Business Saturday by Supporting These Businesses Founded by Consortium MBA Students
/Check out this feature from the Consortium featuring Wish for WASH here.
Five Building Blocks to Scale the Sanitation Economy
/I was quoted in this piece by the Toilet Board Coalition following 5 year of the Toilet Accelerator Program. Read the full report here.
This New Innovation Lab Supports Women Entrepreneurs Who Solve Sanitation Challenges
/Check out this article about my work founding the Women in the sanitation economy innovation lab here. (written by Kate Zerrner)
"Lead from a place of humility”- Advice from young alumni in social impact careers
/Check out this article from the GT Institute for Leadership and Social Impact here.
Leading the Future: Jasmine Burton
/This is the fifth installment of Exygy’s interview series, Leading the Future: Her Point of View. We hope to uplift present-day change makers who are moving the needle at the intersection of equity, social impact, and technology. Originally inspired by Women’s History Month in March, we’re excited to extend the celebration of women leaders outside of one month into ongoing conversations, reflections, and inspiration. This series is hosted by Roshen Sethna, Civic Partner at Exygy. Watch the full interview here and read the article here.
Dean's Forum: A Discussion with Jasmine Burton
/Check out this video from the GT College of Design highlighting my story here.
60 Voices: 5 questions for the Atlanta’s new guard
/Super honored to be included in Atlanta Magazine’s May issue that highlights 60 Voices on the city’s past, present and future 💫
“On the neighborhood level or citywide, this is still a place where you can connect. And whether that’s the cause or the effect, this city is uniquely diverse—not just because of evolving demographics but because new voices are starting to be heard. Creatives, entrepreneurs, politicians, and leaders are emerging from every corner. The New Atlanta Way must embrace us all.” 👏🏾
Read more here (written by Jewel Wicker)