Good job of getting more concrete about design. It’s good to see this storyboard and the sketch of your logic tree. One lesson from NDNS was that the voice tree was actually quite difficult to navigate. A way to really push yourselves beyond the model of NDNS and to think about a tree that serves your callers as well as possible would be to draw a few more voice trees. If you try to draw 3 wildly different versions, you’ll make yourselves think more creatively about how to solve the problem of moving between audio content in a streamlined way.

Cheers,
Bex

Here’s some feedback on your latest blog post and draft proposal from Oct 14. I’m sharing feedback based on the Urbano methodology below. Let me know if I can clarify anything for you.
Cheers,

Bex

Clarify

– Clarify which parts of this proposal you will pursue for this class.

– Clarify how the parts of your team will work together as language in the MOU. See other groups’ MOUs and the examples we shared for guidance.

Value

– All of your proposals demonstrate building on the prior work that REV- has done to date sharing info so that domestic workers are more aware of their new rights and employees also are aware of new laws to comply with.

Concern

– One issue REV- has reflected on regarding the Nanny Hotline first implemented in NYC, was the difficulty in spreading the word about the hotline. Can you explain a bit about the ways that people will be sharing this version of the hotline and how the in-person organizing strategy will include this channel of information?

Suggestions

– Include REV- and NuLawLab as partners listed in the “Partner Mission” area so we know more about the team and why people are participating.