In this final episode with Jennifer Shepherd, we explore several elements covered in “Drawn Together Through Visual Practice” a book she contributed to and co-edited. One particular piece we explore is the paradox of how icons provide for quick, efficient communication but can unintentionally appear to represent a dominant group and therefore be exclusionary. Listen to hear how Jennifer approaches this challenge.

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