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Paul Brest, Stanford Law School professor and Director of the Policy Lab, as well as former dean of SLS and president of the Hewlett Foundation, will offer thoughts on the day’s topics.

To continue the conversations over drinks and appetizers.

Thank you’s and closing thoughts.

The next day’s Workshop Themes will be announced, and the group can do a round robin debrief — laying out their proposals for future work, research to be done, and pilots to be proposed.

Afternoon Break Out Groups come together to present what they have been working on — and to get feedback from the other groups.

We will have a second round of policy-makers discussing their work and spotlighting methods and insights. This round will include these talks: Design and Policy Decision-Making What is the policy decision-making cycle and how can designers influence it? Chelsea will describe Public Policy Lab work to design new policy solutions, highlight shortcomings of a design […]

Morning Break Out Groups present the methods, strategies, and case studies they’ve captured during their session. Afterwards, participants can propose afternoon Break Out themes, on which they would like to focus.

The organizers will announce the Break Out Track themes for our morning working session. Participants can choose which track they’d like to join, have some coffee and snacks, and debrief from the Lightning Talks with each other.

Margaret Hagan, Verena Kontschieder, and Jorge Gabriel Jimenez will introduce the Summit’s plan, our goals, and the big vision for bringing prototyping into policy-making. Logistics and ground rules will also be covered to guide the day.