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Working Assumptions

We make art happen about work and family.

I am the chair of the board at Working Assumptions and act as a pro-bono creative advisor. Our national projects include a traveling exhibition: Showing (work x family), a photography commission series: Showing: Pregnancy in the Workplace, and an inspiring national education program. 

Thanks to Bluprint for their incredible guidance, Studio Bueno for design, and shout out to Joe Brommel for all of this epic writing alongside the unbelievable staff at Working Assumptions.

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Working Assumptions homepage, photo by Sylvia Plachy
Image depicts a closed book entitled Pocket Guide: Family Photos at Work.
Working Assumptions pocket guide
Image depicts an open workbook displaying pages that show a photograph and a section title page entitled
Working Assumptions pocket guide, photo by Tyler Reese
Image depicts a mock-up of a webpage with a pregnant person working in an art gallery. The image is overlaid with the title
Showing: Pregnancy in the Workplace homepage, photo by Winni Wintermeyer
Image depicts a mock-up of a webpage with a grid of photographs of pregnant people at work under the title
Showing: Pregnancy in the Workplace collection page
Mock-up of a webpage with a pregnant dancer posing with two other people in a jazzercise studio.
Showing: Pregnancy in the Workplace, photo by Christine Osinski
Image depicts a mock-up of a webpage with a photograph of a pregnant person working in cafe.
Showing: Pregnancy in the Workplace, photo by Joan Liftin
Image depicts a closed book entitled
Showing (work x family) exhibition catalog, photos by Corey Arnold and Matt Roth

The Working Assumptions education program provides curriculum resources, professional mentorship, and runs a national award of excellence each semester. In 2012, the wrkxfmly education program began in one California school. Since then, it has reached 11 states and Washington, D.C., 62 schools and community organizations, and over 2,000 students.

Mock-up of a webpage for Working Assumptions with a photograph of someone standing behind a vehicle and text reading
Working Assumptions education program homepage, photo by Aubry Acosta
Image depicts an closed spiral-bound book entitled
wrkxfmly student book
Image depicts an open workbook displaying pages that introduce a section on titles and captions for photography.
wrkxfmly student book, photo by Genesis Harris
Image depicts an open workbook displaying pages that instruct students how to compose photographs.
wrkxfmly student book, photo by Michaela Burpee
Image depicts an open workbook displaying pages that ask a student to critique a photograph.
wrkxfmly student book

About Working Assumptions

We envision a future where society values care. To get there, society has to see care. 

At Working Assumptions, we think in pictures. We remember in pictures. We make jokes in pictures. We talk in pictures. 

Strong pictures and good art feed us with energy and propel us. We love making things. We experiment. We let ideas emerge from photographs, and we don’t rush good ideas. 

We make art happen about work and family.

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