Crystal Peñalosa https://crystalpenalosa.info Crystal Peñalosa Sat, 16 Nov 2024 21:47:52 +0000 https://crystalpenalosa.info en Product Design https://crystalpenalosa.info/Product-Design Sat, 16 Nov 2024 21:47:05 +0000 Crystal Peñalosa https://crystalpenalosa.info/Product-Design Product Design Link to Site: NJ Training Explorer Project Stakeholders: New Jersey Department of Labor, Office of Research and Information In 2020 at the New Jersey Office of Innovation, I worked with the New Jersey Department of Labor (NJDOL) to help job-seekers find training in New Jersey’s fastest growing industries. The range of training provided through accredited schools and programs could help people get into jobs such as nurse practitioners, supply chain logistics, social work, and advanced manufacturing. The exciting design focus was to help people leverage NJDOL’s rich workforce data to find more relevant and impactful training opportunities for new career opportunities. <img width="538" height="1041" width_o="538" height_o="1041" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/44a0704ab81882bc00c18e61ba66f4cf75feb7eef269401de098e1342b19005d/Screenshot-2024-11-17-at-1.15.39PM.png" data-mid="221922334" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/538/i/44a0704ab81882bc00c18e61ba66f4cf75feb7eef269401de098e1342b19005d/Screenshot-2024-11-17-at-1.15.39PM.png" /> Landing Page MVP Product Development Process I paired with a cross-functional team at VMWare / Pivotal Labs that consisted of a product manager, product designer, and software engineer. The team at Pivotal Labs was working full-time on the project for three months until I assumed both Product Manager and Product Design roles. For the design system, we looked at similar training search tools that other States had and College Scorecard, a U.S Department of Education tool. At the time, these tools were either built on privately managed platforms or javascript visual frameworks like Vue. The team chose to build mobile-first design components on a React framework for project sustainability. We started with discovery sprints to understand the mindsets and entry points that people had when seeking training in New Jersey. We also spoke to career coaches and case managers at NJDOL’s workforce development centers called Career OneStops. This helped the team understand how job coaches used career search tools and what data they used to help training seekers. Through card sorting and prioritization exercises, these conversations with training seekers and coaches helped the team drill down to which training filters would be the most relevant and useful in an online catalog search. <img width="254" height="557" width_o="254" height_o="557" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/701ea9128961e764409b713237b377c0a712dbb888e79980300c1a38ef159351/Screenshot-2024-11-17-at-1.29.06PM.png" data-mid="221922368" border="0" data-scale="100" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/254/i/701ea9128961e764409b713237b377c0a712dbb888e79980300c1a38ef159351/Screenshot-2024-11-17-at-1.29.06PM.png" /> Initial Set of filters, informed by research with coaches and training seekers Translating Data into Action These discovery conversations helped expand the product direction beyond a catalog of training information. Using historic NJDOL data on training, we helped people make more informed career choices by showing employment rates and salary information post-training. People who were early in their career search also expressed interest in using this training catalog as a research tool for other jobs. <img width="368" height="979" width_o="368" height_o="979" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/101c09e79e8ba89507967595a680046d632fc55188ea9ce397563f8c39067bbc/Screenshot-2024-11-17-at-1.52.00PM.png" data-mid="221922380" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/368/i/101c09e79e8ba89507967595a680046d632fc55188ea9ce397563f8c39067bbc/Screenshot-2024-11-17-at-1.52.00PM.png" /> Occupational Detail Page The team integrated NJDOL’s in-demand jobs list and open data APIs to help people understand career growth, as well as what a day-in-the-life looks like. To one research participant’s surprise, they were no longer interested in phlebotomy when they saw on the website it was about drawing blood from people.Continued Development, Support, and Workshops After building the initial foundation for the Training Explorer with Pivotal Labs, I worked with software engineers at the Office of Innovation to continue making iterative developments on a training comparison tool and special training provider offerings like night classes, childcare, and accessible entry. Stakeholders at NJDOL were inspired by the team’s human-centered design approach. We coordinated workshops with their staff, including leadership, to teach them how to conduct and apply human-centered practices to their work. The Impact Today, the tool is part of a larger, continued effort from NJDOL called My Career NJ to provide additional workforce tools to help people find training and explore new careers. As of 2024, the tool has helped over 100,000 people find training programs and job openings. <img width="1305" height="1167" width_o="1305" height_o="1167" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/f4c6290eb325e9b8371276619458e7b6aa39fbe682bb7301b9b0638cacfdcfc1/Screenshot-2024-11-17-at-1.31.07PM.png" data-mid="221922489" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/f4c6290eb325e9b8371276619458e7b6aa39fbe682bb7301b9b0638cacfdcfc1/Screenshot-2024-11-17-at-1.31.07PM.png" /> Screenshot of the current landing page User Research https://crystalpenalosa.info/User-Research Sat, 16 Nov 2024 21:47:52 +0000 Crystal Peñalosa https://crystalpenalosa.info/User-Research User Research Link to Site: New Jersey Disability Information Hub Project Stakeholders: New Jersey Department of Human Services, New Jersey Office of Information Technology, and The Office of the Governor In 2024 at the Office of Innovation, I worked with the New Jersey Department of Human Services (DHS), the New Jersey Office of Information Technology, and the Governor’s Office to develop an online information hub for people with disabilities. Before this website, people with disabilities and their caregivers had to navigate potentially a dozen separate division and agency websites to find information about programs and services. DHS publishes a resources guide that is beloved by the community, but is only updated and printed on an annual basis. For individuals who are visually impaired or whose first language is American Sign Language, this 270 page print guide is inaccessible. <img width="1727" height="1258" width_o="1727" height_o="1258" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/df1fcd4414cb0b4016c1fe5f98b02e6e7798584b9bb8abadb63dfac3bd1c8284/Screenshot-2024-11-17-at-2.34.28PM.png" data-mid="221922658" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/df1fcd4414cb0b4016c1fe5f98b02e6e7798584b9bb8abadb63dfac3bd1c8284/Screenshot-2024-11-17-at-2.34.28PM.png" /> Tabling at the Abilities Expo with Division of Disability Services The Research Process To inform the structure and accessibility needs for the website, we conducted extensive user interviews with people with disabilities and caregivers throughout New Jersey. At the Office of Innovation, I paired with a service designer to recruit, facilitate, and synthesize actionable next steps from these interviews. From March through April, we conducted one-on-one interviews with over two dozen individuals with a disability, caregivers who support people with disabilities, and community-based organizations in the space. Research Accommodations and Trauma-Informed Approach To conduct research with people who have disabilities, we consulted with people who directly serve this community. The Division for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing provided ASL translations during calls. They also recommended we used Zoom because the software had better support for real-time closed captioning. For people who are deafblind, we worked with their personal interpreter for the conversation. Almost all individuals preferred to have a virtual because it was easier to access than getting to a physical location. Some individuals preferred an in-person option and we were available at the Abilities Expo in Edison, NJ. We made trauma-informed choices about who to speak with for this study. We chose not to speak with individuals who were recently diagnosed within a year of the study. We also followed the lead of individuals in how they chose to self-identify and describe their disability. <img width="988" height="1281" width_o="988" height_o="1281" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/56fc8bcafc56a60c02fe257229bb329b99652cb1139d57f36d50f9da60cb4ffe/Screenshot-2024-11-17-at-2.02.07PM.png" data-mid="221922575" border="0" data-scale="62" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/988/i/56fc8bcafc56a60c02fe257229bb329b99652cb1139d57f36d50f9da60cb4ffe/Screenshot-2024-11-17-at-2.02.07PM.png" /> In-person conversation guide used at the Abilities Expo Conversation Guide Overview The hour long conversation guide was split into three major sections. The first section gave the team a chance to introduce ourselves and learn more about the individual and their goals and aspirations. The next section focused on a beta version of the disability hub homepage to get initial reactions. We followed the individual’s lead on what they might be interested in learning more about, as well as understanding what content they thought was missing. For individuals with screen readers, we were interested in understanding if the site’s navigation was easy to get around or if there would be any issues with dropdowns. The last section of the conversation led us to where individuals wanted to navigate to regarding their interest areas. Accessibility Findings <img width="1728" height="822" width_o="1728" height_o="822" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/96c33af3c35fc6c9e69f39241087a54aa82c71f0d62db6a19e71f368979a66bf/Screenshot-2024-11-17-at-2.32.42PM.png" data-mid="221922635" border="0" data-scale="100" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/96c33af3c35fc6c9e69f39241087a54aa82c71f0d62db6a19e71f368979a66bf/Screenshot-2024-11-17-at-2.32.42PM.png" /> Headings Map of the Disability Information Hub<img width="999" height="112" width_o="999" height_o="112" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/b9ee6c8747fcee61591b11e72b1fd79378e1896b9e2481b90f5e6868918ef46a/Screenshot-2024-11-17-at-2.31.35PM.png" data-mid="221922614" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/999/i/b9ee6c8747fcee61591b11e72b1fd79378e1896b9e2481b90f5e6868918ef46a/Screenshot-2024-11-17-at-2.31.35PM.png" /> Feedback Widget In terms of accessibility findings, we were able to make heading structures more consistent as a result of this testing. This helped individuals with screen readers quickly access information. We also developed a “Get Help Now” section that highlighted key services, contact information, and call lines for more immediate support. Lastly, we added a feedback widget at the bottom of each page so that people can leave feedback if there was any content that was missing. The Impact DHS had launched the site (video link) on July 27th, which is ADA Day. At the launch event, individuals from the disability community spoke about their experiences finding resources and how the disability information hub helps the community. To continue the effort to make a living and breathing online resource, we worked with DHS to hire and onboard a content manager for the disability information hub. Moving forward, the team will have the opportunity to work with this new hire to share our research practices with the disability community. <img width="2036" height="905" width_o="2036" height_o="905" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/0cdba002991db43b4270bfab640309db4d203ec08dea3561aa51be74a65531a3/Screenshot-2024-11-17-at-2.07.47PM.png" data-mid="221922784" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/0cdba002991db43b4270bfab640309db4d203ec08dea3561aa51be74a65531a3/Screenshot-2024-11-17-at-2.07.47PM.png" />ADA Launch Day Event, July 26th Civic Technology https://crystalpenalosa.info/Civic-Technology Thu, 28 Jun 2018 20:11:16 +0000 Crystal Peñalosa https://crystalpenalosa.info/Civic-Technology Civic Technology While major cities have the werewithal to invest in large-scale technological solutions, I wanted to empower smaller to mid-sized cities with the ability to leverage technology on a smaller, faster prototype basis with project-based work with data management provider Stae. The idea is that cities can test out solutions to problems more quickly without having to engage in the procurement process. In this process, city officials become more informed about how to apply IoT sensors, data management layers, and data-driven workflows. Connected Snow Plows - Jersey City, NJ Office of Innovation <img width="734" height="633" width_o="734" height_o="633" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/058b82aa0f34da42e25683679068e02a9f9fca2b96de151b8abada0bf6e80c3d/johnny-rrc.PNG" data-mid="62960047" border="0" data-scale="68" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/734/i/058b82aa0f34da42e25683679068e02a9f9fca2b96de151b8abada0bf6e80c3d/johnny-rrc.PNG" /> John, Resident Response Coordinator During snow events, the Resident Response Center in Jersey City was flooded with calls from people, asking where the snow plows were at. I helped conduct field interviews with the Team to understand their pain points and needs when snow events happened. Based on the interviews with RRC team members and management, I built a GPS tracking device for Snow Plows in Jersey City to inform the team of real-time locations of snow plows and where they’ve been. The RRC also wanted to route questions off the phone to a chatbot service, which I helped build out an integration for. Citizens will be able to query the snow plows in their area to find out basic information such as routes, as well as other city services like courts, and when they can expect their streets to be plowed. <img width="4032" height="3024" width_o="4032" height_o="3024" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/b1b5d865aab1359aa4342c6adbbeace6eef4887350e508ef4a83db3826b91026/Image-uploaded-from-iOS-8.jpg" data-mid="62960149" border="0" data-scale="80" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/b1b5d865aab1359aa4342c6adbbeace6eef4887350e508ef4a83db3826b91026/Image-uploaded-from-iOS-8.jpg" /> Real-time GPS locations were sent via cellular data over Twilio’s network <img width="3024" height="4032" width_o="3024" height_o="4032" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/416c4e47006f2c1fca7c1c6429359e39b8309382918648640495873957944dc1/hardware-JC.jpeg" data-mid="63109464" border="0" data-scale="72" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/416c4e47006f2c1fca7c1c6429359e39b8309382918648640495873957944dc1/hardware-JC.jpeg" /> Raspberry Pi set up to push real-time GPS data to Stae and a notecard for vehicle operators to let them how the Pi works and why. My prototype used off-the-shelf electronics such as Raspberry Pis with Twilio's IoT SIM Cards to send over data to an API over a cellular network. Once the route information was available via API, it could be easily connected to chatbot services or to open source mapping software like Mapbox. Build instructions and case study are provided below.Case Study:&nbsp;https://medium.com/city-as-a-service/jersey-city-snow-plows-e4ed5219666c Build Instructions: https://cpenalosa.github.io/staeGPS/ <img width="4032" height="2587" width_o="4032" height_o="2587" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/22ae709e20ee069b42578b1265703e41654502b30c8f00f91c430f32befc76cc/Image-uploaded-from-iOS-9.jpg" data-mid="62960507" border="0" data-scale="70" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/22ae709e20ee069b42578b1265703e41654502b30c8f00f91c430f32befc76cc/Image-uploaded-from-iOS-9.jpg" /> Build materials required for a real-time GPS sensor (coffee optional) Real-time IoT Sensors: Weather, Parking, and Location data - Evanston, ILI worked with Evanston's Digital Services team to prototype several IoT sensors including weather and parking sensors. Weather sensor data was used for communication purposes to help the City show beach conditions during the Summer. I also connected an existing weather sensor service they had to a standardized API via Stae, where they could include other city data such as traffic and 311 complaints. For parking sensors, I used a magnetometer to detect large changes in nearby magnetic fields. When a car parked over the sensor, a change in the sensor's x, y, and z fields were detected and it would send an update to a cloud server that the parking space was occupied. I also used a Hex Display to show a read out of available parking spaces. One of the deliverables of this work was an educational video explaining on how parking sensors work. In the video, I’m using ultrasonic rangefinder sensors but explain the pros and cons of other approaches. I created this video along with my colleague Adriana at Stae as part of a "How Smart Tech Works" video series. Parking Sensors Explained from Crystal Penalosa on Vimeo. Product Documentation and Starter AppsI built out Stae's Knowledge Base and JS SDK Documentation using sandbox code environments such as Glitch and Observable. During sponsored hackathons, I would assist teams in using the API and mentor them on their response to challenges. Code Sandbox with JS SDK documentation https://observablehq.com/@cpenalosa/stae-module-basics Starter Apps on Glitch https://glitch.com/@stae Stae Knowledge Base https://support.municipal.systems/hc/en-us Data Storytelling https://crystalpenalosa.info/Data-Storytelling Sat, 07 Mar 2020 20:42:56 +0000 Crystal Peñalosa https://crystalpenalosa.info/Data-Storytelling Data Storytelling Telling the Human Impact of San Francisco's Parklets &amp; Public Life Studies The San Francisco Planning Department wanted to understand the human impacts of their parklet program -- a multi-agency program that flipped parking spaces into 10'x10' public spaces, sponsored by adjacent businesses or organizations. A Parklet is an urban design approach to reclaiming public space from cars by turning parking spaces into public spaces. The SF Planning Department wanted to understand the many ripple effects on neighborhoods and impacts at the block level. In collaboration with Stae &amp; Openbox, a design research firm, I worked with the City's Planning Department to conduct field interviews with people on the street using intercept surveys and research tools. These interviews helped inform the Planning team on the impacts of their parklet program, neighborhood perception, and how they could operate as additional spaces for people on the block. <img width="2000" height="1907" width_o="2000" height_o="1907" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/de1f848568b0cdd367cc3d9abb3ded425f90ba5aa15fd8091bddf555d941fb92/sf-survey.jpg" data-mid="62964479" border="0" data-scale="100" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/de1f848568b0cdd367cc3d9abb3ded425f90ba5aa15fd8091bddf555d941fb92/sf-survey.jpg" /> Intercept Survey at Luna Reinne Parklet, San Francisco The Planning team also wanted to understand how the city changed as the program matured by incorporating demographic data, survey data, and internal data on their parklet program. Blending quantitative and qualitative sources, the team designed a website that allowed people to explore the data and interviews in an interactive exhibit. I was responsible for creating data visualizations that incorporated contextual City data as well as the stories we learned more about people involved in the Parklet program. <img width="1920" height="921" width_o="1920" height_o="921" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/4ca1d4cc2206b8f6053129c21376bf2179ca9b038e299105db32dd7c15a522ad/storytelling-data-viz.PNG" data-mid="62964587" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/4ca1d4cc2206b8f6053129c21376bf2179ca9b038e299105db32dd7c15a522ad/storytelling-data-viz.PNG" /> Case Study:&nbsp;https://medium.com/city-as-a-service/data-design-for-social-inclusion-9e424f3ea80d Online Exhibit:&nbsp; https://groundplaysf.org/wp-content/parklet-impact-study/ Guilford County StorytellingUnderstanding the impact of varying jurisdictions can be a confusing process but when Jason Jones, Analytics &amp; Innovation Manager for Guilford County, asked the Stae team to help make his work more transparent, we obliged him with a stop-motion video. Before we got to the video, he underscored the work that the County does with other agencies like animal services and non-profit organizations. We used these case studies to inform the content of the video to illustrate how the County incorporates data in its daily work. Case Study:&nbsp;https://medium.com/city-as-a-service/storytelling-data-science-d91d7fd6684b Guilford County Data Storytelling from Crystal Penalosa on VimeoJason Jones, Analytics &amp; Innovation Manager for Guilford County, describes his role about using data to improve County services. API / Smart City Explainer VideosOne guiding principle in any of my work is that I should be able to explain it to my younger brothers, grandmother, and Mom. I worked with Adriana Young to develop a video series to explain some more of the tehcnical aspects of civic technology. To do this, we used children's toys to explain how IoT, APIs, and cloud data management works. Adriana did the voice over and script and I designed the sounds and edited it all together. This material would serve as the basis for the marketing content for Stae as we developed content to describe how the product worked. 60 second explainer: What is Stae? A stop-motion video I produced with Adriana Young explaining how Stae, a smart city integration platform, works. I shot and edited this video using a Canon 70D and Adobe Premiere Pro. How an API works This video explains how an API works. I produced this video with Adriana Young for a web series on explaining Smart City technology. I shot and edited this video using a Canon 70D and Adobe Premiere Pro. Workshops, speaking, and events https://crystalpenalosa.info/Workshops-speaking-and-events Mon, 25 Nov 2019 21:06:39 +0000 Crystal Peñalosa https://crystalpenalosa.info/Workshops-speaking-and-events Workshops, speaking, and events Workshop: BetaNYC Mobility For All I organized a workshop on imagining alternative transportation futures at BetaNYC's Mobility for All Challenge, as part of National Civic Day of Hacking. I designed a session to hold a safe space for dialogue to happen around ways that we keep ourselves and authentic as we make our through the city to our jobs, friends, and lovers. <img width="5472" height="3648" width_o="5472" height_o="3648" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/4c9f772b879c3fdecbdd339c9b858212bd3d45eb0065d55a2ba76667337cebec/Mobility-For-All-Hackathon-speech.jpg" data-mid="62962450" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/4c9f772b879c3fdecbdd339c9b858212bd3d45eb0065d55a2ba76667337cebec/Mobility-For-All-Hackathon-speech.jpg" /> Photograph by Charlie Hartwell From a personal perspective, as someone who is transgender, there is a constant spectre that follows me where I've being targeted for who I am. I can't allow fear to grip my life but I also need to keep myself safe. I shared with the group what safety and authenticity means to me and in this process they recprocated what it means for them. I shared healing arts techniques and ways to reduce stress through Breathwork and mindfulness practices. We offered this to other groups participating as well. To share what we've discussed, I asked each person to make a collage from magazines and newspapers, as well as write a letter to a future version of themselves on how they might navigate the city authentically. Five years from the event, I'll send these letters back to them. <img width="1024" height="684" width_o="1024" height_o="684" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/1b822e1cf438a04815070952d8e155fa02c4c88d6a277e3923afaa11e4fdbcfe/Mobility-For-All-Hackathon.jpg" data-mid="62962494" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/1b822e1cf438a04815070952d8e155fa02c4c88d6a277e3923afaa11e4fdbcfe/Mobility-For-All-Hackathon.jpg" /> A group dialogue on safety and authenticity Gehl Institute: From Inclusion to Equity. Detroit, MI Gehl Institute’s Public x Design was annual convening on public space design that took place in September 2018 in Detroit, Michigan.&nbsp; <img width="2048" height="1536" width_o="2048" height_o="1536" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/b08fc1482cd91b4c98737bfe57f3699d106320e7de7d6113a0b81d235f1da762/detroit-viranel-speech.jpg" data-mid="62962823" border="0" data-scale="100" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/b08fc1482cd91b4c98737bfe57f3699d106320e7de7d6113a0b81d235f1da762/detroit-viranel-speech.jpg" /> Speaking with Viranel Clerard about Detroit’s Murals I presented work on making Detroit's murals more accessible with artist Viranel Clerard at Gehl's Public Life event in Detroit. In early 2019, I got in touch with Viranel after reading about his work on Curbed. I was inspired by his ability to catalogue murals he's come across in Detroit and how he was able to do all of this work while juggling two jobs. I asked if he was interested in cataloguing the murals by creating a machine-readable database to map them and make connections to other sources of city data. He responded quickly saying he was very interested and I began the process to transfer his squarespace website into a google sheet that could be automatically updated as he updates his site. From there, I created an ETL job using&nbsp;Stae&nbsp;to create an API feed and map them across Detroit. <img width="875" height="739" width_o="875" height_o="739" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/124261ce14930f462017344736791553821dc1e1d3b6851bbef06f7768b5e3d3/viranel-public-life.jpeg" data-mid="62962862" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/875/i/124261ce14930f462017344736791553821dc1e1d3b6851bbef06f7768b5e3d3/viranel-public-life.jpeg" /> Roundtable discussion with Viranel about the social impact of Detroit’s Murals One particular analysis is to look at the proximity of murals to new building demolitions using a buffer tool like turf.js. A map of Detroit's murals becomes an advocacy tool to protect murals at risk or a tool to understand where development in the city is occurring in relation to murals. Blog Post:&nbsp; https://medium.com/city-as-a-service/mapping-detroits-murals-588b396d0a7c Map of Detroit’s Murals:&nbsp; https://detroit-murals.glitch.me/ Hackathon Mentorship&nbsp; As part of growing Stae's civic data API usage, I coordinated hackathons and mentored groups on how to incorporate the civic data API into their challenge. Part of my introduction to API usage involved a specific challenge developed with organizers where people would use civic data as part of their hack. Gehl Public Life Data Protocl Hackathon, 2018 https://medium.com/city-as-a-service/gehl-institute-explores-how-public-life-data-can-be-packaged-into-more-compelling-solutions-bf6cce4a2eaa Hack Upstate 2019 https://medium.com/city-as-a-service/hack-upstate-debrief-24837aa2f77a LYLAS/Flatiron School Environmental Justice Hackathon https://loveyalikeasis.com/environment <img width="1500" height="967" width_o="1500" height_o="967" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/0742ba586eadc2abec269de99adaa5a0cbc4e05bb7ffd391c10292825c8264fe/gehl.jpeg" data-mid="62964115" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/0742ba586eadc2abec269de99adaa5a0cbc4e05bb7ffd391c10292825c8264fe/gehl.jpeg" /> Helping map user flows at Gehl Public Life Data Protocol Hackathon Current Work in Sound https://crystalpenalosa.info/Current-Work-in-Sound Mon, 16 Oct 2017 01:50:30 +0000 Crystal Peñalosa https://crystalpenalosa.info/Current-Work-in-Sound Vulnerability and Growth Manifesto My work as an artist brings embodied practices to explore my relationship to my body, identity, and self-actualization. Primarily, I use electronics as a platform to exist in the present; to listen to my surroundings, feel the ground beneath my feet, and share that listening space back with people. My Chamoru ancestry is the foundation through which I approach these spaces naturally. I want to create spaces through live performance, workshops, and community programs where people can be immersed into their bodies, inviting whatever feelings may emerge in them. The outputs are a continuum of this process to invite people to be present with your self and explore personal vulnerability. Moers Festival 52, May 2023 "Chamorro Spacetime 2109" - Cassette release by Topos Bookstore, July 2022 <img width="944" height="958" width_o="944" height_o="958" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/33eb95ba42ad6b9a043019a71d212a7ba9ba00912858b3030a5cfae1bb2d1827/ChamorroSpacetime-cas.png" data-mid="198994010" border="0" data-scale="64" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/944/i/33eb95ba42ad6b9a043019a71d212a7ba9ba00912858b3030a5cfae1bb2d1827/ChamorroSpacetime-cas.png" />Crystal Peñalosa &quot;Chamorro Spacetime 2109&quot; (CAT010) by Crystal Peñalosa 2109 Chamorro Spacetime is a recording from the future where Guåhan (presently referred to as Guam) is an independent, self-deterministic nation. In 2109, the Chamorros went deeper in their roots as master ocean navigators and conducted deep sea expeditions in the Mariana Trench. In this&nbsp;extreme environment, they made contact with organisms that take shelter in&nbsp;hydrothermal&nbsp;vents. Through&nbsp;this meaningful contact, the Chamorros are developing new ways to communicate not only with deep-sea organisms but also to other nations throughout time. Encoded within this recording and many other futuristic recordings is the consistent message: fight for one's independence and decolonization. Ende Tymes XI Noise Festival, 2021 Issue Project Room: With Women’s Work, 2021 Vulnerability and Growth is an erotic short film that explores the textures and mutable forms of my body. The film documents a breathwork practice that I use to connect to my body and its sensations. The hope of these practices lead to a newer version of self that embraces both the beautiful and painful aspects. The piece responds to the Media Sculptures: Maps of Space scores by pioneering video artist Mary Lucier included in Womens Work Volume #1, 1975. Roulette Artist-in-Residence, 2020 - 2021Chamorro Spiritual Futures Crystal Peñalosa: Chamorro Spiritual Futures from Roulette Intermedium on Vimeo. Survived through colonialism and war, the Chamorro family structure offers a way to love and care for each other in times of collective need. In a magical realist setting, utilizing electronics, notes, interviews, and field recordings, resident artist Crystal Peñalosa&nbsp;explores her Chamorro ancestry as a basis for future independence and self-actualization. Breath Cycles Crystal Penalosa: Breath Cycles from Roulette Intermedium on Vimeo.As part of her Roulette residency, interdisciplinary artist Crystal Penalosa&nbsp;presents Breath Cycles. This evening-length durational performance will engage audience members from the safety of their homes to participate in a mindfulness practice called breathwork. This practice can be helpful in lowering blood pressure, tension and physical pain, as well as provide psychological benefits such as dealing with anxiety, stress, and trauma. Vulnerability and Growth, Part 1, 2019 vulnerability and growth part 1 from Crystal Penalosa on Vimeo. Queer Trash Symposium, 2018 Queer Trash Symposium: Crystal Penalosa - September 22nd, 2018 from ISSUE Project Room on Vimeo.Suzanne Fiol 2018 Curatorial Fellows Queer Trash present Queer Trash: the Symposium, featuring Justin Allen, Derek Baron, Lorene Bouboushian, Ivoire Foreman, Sarah Hennies, Crystal Peñalosa, and Claire&nbsp;Rousay. An auspicious meeting of some very bright and very queer minds, the evening showcases the myriad ways that queers make sound, make sound queer, or skim around terms that may attempt to contain queer life. WT4T Tour Across the U.S., 2018 Solo voice and electronics in Little Rock, AR&nbsp; Events List 5/19 VAMP Vintage Oakland, CA 5/25 Etiquette Santa Fe, NM 5/31 House Show Little Rock, AR 6/2 House Show Asheville, NC 6/5 Art Rat Studios&nbsp; Roanoke, VA 6/6 Bridge Progressive Arts Charlottesville, VA 6/7 Black Iris Richmond, VA Music for Theater &amp; Dance, 2017 In early 2017, Ka Baird asked me to collaborate on an ambitious project she had in mind for Issue Project Room that “incorporate(d) performance art, movement, some pageantry...” (Ka’s words). I embraced the complexity and performative elements of the piece; it was unlike much of the sound work I have done up to this point. Much of my contribution revolved around processing Ka’s piano work in the active space of 22 Boerum at Issue Project Room. To do this, I used a series of delay &amp; reverb networks, narrow EQ’ing, a granular processor, and a vocoder for good measure. The result for Ka &amp; I was a chattery dialog with her vibrant piano work and my real-time based work with electronics.&nbsp; <img width="1344" height="888" width_o="1344" height_o="888" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/fe9f867198e6fbe990c34628a715ecc326db2494e3a2403a2670bd79d8280388/Screen-Shot-2017-10-15-at-11.25.21-PM.png" data-mid="5258493" border="0" data-scale="85" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/fe9f867198e6fbe990c34628a715ecc326db2494e3a2403a2670bd79d8280388/Screen-Shot-2017-10-15-at-11.25.21-PM.png" />Photo: Issue Project Room <img width="1300" height="1298" width_o="1300" height_o="1298" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/a91375fc67d9698da754d25f53b0edd78f69668ec0e8477021e66005b630e2c0/Screen-Shot-2017-10-15-at-11.02.11-PM.png" data-mid="5258406" border="0" data-scale="85" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/a91375fc67d9698da754d25f53b0edd78f69668ec0e8477021e66005b630e2c0/Screen-Shot-2017-10-15-at-11.02.11-PM.png" /> The patch Select design work with littleBits https://crystalpenalosa.info/Select-design-work-with-littleBits Fri, 30 May 2014 23:40:55 +0000 Crystal Peñalosa https://crystalpenalosa.info/Select-design-work-with-littleBits littleBits Education Trade Booth Design As part of a product launch strategy for the littleBits Code Kit, I designed a trade show booth to premiere the product and the brand as best in class at a technology trade show. I was responsible for the overall design of the booth for a 20’ x 20’ space including floor plan layout, traffic flow, feature inventions, graphics, and build logistics. Featured at ISTE 2017 in San Antonio, Texas, the Code Kit won Best in Show. <img width="1944" height="1238" width_o="1944" height_o="1238" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/b259af6a9ab9e5f8e0159c7bc95d5b3a27f678cfb2041f00069e34d36e88fbcf/Screen-Shot-2017-06-20-at-1.35.09-PM.png" data-mid="3778877" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/b259af6a9ab9e5f8e0159c7bc95d5b3a27f678cfb2041f00069e34d36e88fbcf/Screen-Shot-2017-06-20-at-1.35.09-PM.png" /> Floor plan layout for the Booth. Materials: SEG Fabric, Amber Maple, Acrylic, Vinyl Finish Schedule: Nevamar Precision White <img width="2000" height="1148" width_o="2000" height_o="1148" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/44302c56bc5616f566efeb19b9b8f1e38b3640d17824d74dc1ac7455a2f472a1/ISTE-retouch.jpg" data-mid="4224734" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/44302c56bc5616f566efeb19b9b8f1e38b3640d17824d74dc1ac7455a2f472a1/ISTE-retouch.jpg" /> The booth featured dual towers with strong branding colors offset with maple. Each tower featured products from the Education portfolio as well as a television to demo software. On the right is an LED matrix installation that allows visitors to create their own LED paintings using the LED Matrix. I designed the layout for the matrix as well as managing the electrical required to power it. &nbsp; <img width="2000" height="1672" width_o="2000" height_o="1672" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/6842955dd6a6c539324ff48ddf2f745b216c79e55e7ca11f74bc23b5e66a93ef/matrix-wall-v3.jpg" data-mid="4224744" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/6842955dd6a6c539324ff48ddf2f745b216c79e55e7ca11f74bc23b5e66a93ef/matrix-wall-v3.jpg" /> Close up of the the LED Matrix installation. Two oscillators were responsible for color shifts across the matrices RGB values. A total of 48 LED matrices were used (or a 3072 x 1536 pixel display). <img width="1741" height="1214" width_o="1741" height_o="1214" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/1f9740781d1cbecdb0ff96f7738f2e86fa7a7e839a71ae1553ebc8ec008cf3a1/mitch.jpg" data-mid="4095439" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/1f9740781d1cbecdb0ff96f7738f2e86fa7a7e839a71ae1553ebc8ec008cf3a1/mitch.jpg" />Mitch Resnick holding a Scratch and littleBits sticker in front of the LED Matrix wall. Resnick is a co-head at the MIT Media Lab and helped develop Scratch, a block-based programming language. littleBits Droid Workshop Prototype For Toy Fair 2017, I designed a POP (point-of-purchase) prototype for littleBits to showcase the new Droid Inventor Kit. Additionally, the prototype was used as pitch to create retail activations where kids could use the workshop to build their own Droid from the Star Wars universe. The concept was received well and was adopted by John Lewis, a high-end department store in the U.K. &nbsp;<img width="2592" height="1728" width_o="2592" height_o="1728" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/842b1843a81a137552ba3a4f6d8924cb98bee954201337778fd6d67050567f30/droid-workshop-clean.jpg" data-mid="4095294" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/842b1843a81a137552ba3a4f6d8924cb98bee954201337778fd6d67050567f30/droid-workshop-clean.jpg" /> The workshop featured a hand-painted bench, an oscilloscope to show R2-D2 sounds featured in the kit, and various engineering and design tools used in the prototyping of the kit. <img width="2000" height="1333" width_o="2000" height_o="1333" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/4cb2df059f5770c6a2be719fc4155279dac0d94e235d89449b66beb1c12f9552/droid-workshop-2.jpg" data-mid="4093835" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/4cb2df059f5770c6a2be719fc4155279dac0d94e235d89449b66beb1c12f9552/droid-workshop-2.jpg" />Materials: MDF, spray paint, 3D prints, various stains &amp; varnishes <img width="1739" height="1512" width_o="1739" height_o="1512" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/e80a8cba400da94c7b0e12559a5fb7ba703c08e63929fe58ed9318c22849a3e7/droid-workshop-jlp.jpg" data-mid="4094774" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/e80a8cba400da94c7b0e12559a5fb7ba703c08e63929fe58ed9318c22849a3e7/droid-workshop-jlp.jpg" />Droid Inventor Workshop at John Lewis, Oxford Selected Layouts for littleBits <img width="1040" height="1348" width_o="1040" height_o="1348" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/06c1bf61e66031590d3765969f128a85d488419e68763144eb6e59c2a2e0d9dd/Screen-Shot-2017-09-19-at-11.14.55-PM.png" data-mid="4094881" border="0" data-scale="67" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/06c1bf61e66031590d3765969f128a85d488419e68763144eb6e59c2a2e0d9dd/Screen-Shot-2017-09-19-at-11.14.55-PM.png" /> Insert for Retail Events Guide Photography https://crystalpenalosa.info/Photography Sat, 18 Feb 2017 19:08:52 +0000 Crystal Peñalosa https://crystalpenalosa.info/Photography Personal studies on film photography: in camera controls, darkroom chemistry, and hand processing rolls. Techniques include mordancage, semi-stand development, and color-infrared photography. <img width="1176" height="791" width_o="1176" height_o="791" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/f0b5751f71ae475a32e7b979d827c821c97c00aa9f4d17c4996add265138554e/6174005769_8d2e773542_o.jpg" data-mid="3502274" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/f0b5751f71ae475a32e7b979d827c821c97c00aa9f4d17c4996add265138554e/6174005769_8d2e773542_o.jpg" /> <img width="1591" height="1980" width_o="1591" height_o="1980" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/768f40f5364137aa22f8160a363cfb8e0ef0b70cc204f82d249c02cb78dca04f/meredith.jpg" data-mid="3502281" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/768f40f5364137aa22f8160a363cfb8e0ef0b70cc204f82d249c02cb78dca04f/meredith.jpg" /> <img width="1800" height="1215" width_o="1800" height_o="1215" 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144.745592] Work [40.751653, -74.007152] &nbsp;&nbsp; Past https://crystalpenalosa.info/Past Mon, 02 Jun 2014 21:13:27 +0000 Crystal Peñalosa https://crystalpenalosa.info/Past 2017 performances - KA BAIRD: ESPYLACOPA (A REVERSAL IN THREE ACTS) WITH CHRIS PENALOSA, MUYASSAR KURDI, CAMILLA PADGITT COLES, ROSHNI SAMLAL AND SANDY GORDON. Issue Project Room, May 11th. - Duo with Nick Podgurski. Detective Squad, April 29th. - Solo electronics, Ursula Kennedy, Julia Santoli, and Stephen Conover. Vital Joint, March 16th. - Early Web (duo with Anastasia Clarke), Seth Cluett &amp; Mike Bullock, Sean Meehan, January 4th, The Sump. Recording available on WFMU "Give the Drummer". 2016 performances and installations - Duo with Gen Ken, Marcia Bassett, and Barry Weisblat, Dec. 21, The Sump. Recording available on WFMU's "Give The Drummer" - Duo with Muyassar Kurdi presenting "Eternal Descent", with Brandon Seabrook, PAUL (Angelina Dreem). Vital Joint, Nov. 18th.&nbsp; - Light Odyssey at Thunder Mountain, Oct. 7th. -SPEKTRUM. Berlin, Germany August 12th, 2016. CON-MYTHOLOGY 2016 Solo act with Gen Ken, Wolfgang Seidel, Doron Sadja. -Silent Barn. No More Tangles Fest July 23rd, 2016. Duo with Sean Julian. -Panoply Lab. June 8th, 2016. "DJ Sets" with Tony Gedrich and New Firmament. -Silent Barn. June 1st, 2016. Duo with Muyassar Kurdi. - Silent Barn. May 19th, 2016. Early Web (duo with Anastasia Clarke) / Azerbaijan A/V Club/ Plan 23 with VJ Jim Tuite. - Trans Pecos. March 9th, 2016. Al Margolis (violin), Gen Ken Montgomery (violin), and Chris Penalosa (electronics), with Katherine Liberovskaya (live video). - Trans Pecos January 31st, 2016. Quadraphonic Tape Loops sound installation with Gen Ken and Sean Julian <img width="400" height="393" width_o="400" height_o="393" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/64b7db63e022a0762c35bda1467442a856ce2fa2dda838aacdeff46605f0c697/tp-b-lowres.jpg" data-mid="3502304" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/400/i/64b7db63e022a0762c35bda1467442a856ce2fa2dda838aacdeff46605f0c697/tp-b-lowres.jpg" /> 2015 performances - Modular Equinox. The Schoolhouse, September 26th, 2015. Mark Verbos &amp; Sean Dack/Matthew Azevedo &amp; Jonas Bers/Unguent/Benton C. Bainbridge/Mike Sidnam, Lily Jue Sheng &amp; Antonia Kuo/John Also Bennett, George DeMoura &amp; Ginny Benson/Chris Penalosa &amp; Sean Julian. DJ sets by Jahiliyya Fields - Cure The Night. Microscope Gallery, June 15th, 2015. works by: Soojin Chang, Sophie Merrison-Thieme, Solgil Oh, Johanna Wagner, Antonia Kuo &amp; Lily Jue Sheng, Chris Penalosa &amp; Sean Julian, Shona Masarin &amp; Cori Olinghouse, Lili Chin curated by Bradley Eros / part of Microscope YES series - A Night Of Projectors &amp; Sound. MoMA PS1 Print Shop, April 19th, 2015. An all slideshow &amp; sound event with Lea Bertucci &amp; Bradley Eros, Marcia Bassett &amp; Gen Ken, Samuel Lang Budin/Sandy Gordon/Anastasia Clarke, Chris Penalosa &amp; Sean Julian 2014 Performances + Palisades. 906 Broadway, Brooklyn. September 2014, Modular Slideshow with Final Bloom. + Rooftop in Queens. 1717, August 2014, with Cassandra Android and G. Lucas Crane + Modular Slideshow: Rooftop Edition. 1717, July 19th, 2014, with Final Bloom, Gen Ken &amp; The Enchantress of Bioluminosity + A Thing with Friends. The Bower, July 10th, 2014, with Larissa Gudino, Magnets, Squalor, Eleanor, Cassandra Android, Marching Squares + Thrown for Two Loops Release &amp; Graduation Show, 1717, June 7th, 2014, with Ben Cipriani, Sean Julian, and Lightbath Releases + RECC EP, April 2014. Self-released. 8 handmade cassettes Web Zines + Mongoose Zine, Issue 20 &amp; Issue 22 Exhibitions + So Saturday, Online Gallery featuring recent photographic works. 2014 + Out in Public: Urban Exposures. Rudin Forum, The Puck Building. March 2013. <img width="800" height="502" width_o="800" height_o="502" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/2aaf97929961b9273bc02bbfa88d6671d0327fed09ede8872b7ea1681d38afd1/modulars_o.jpg" data-mid="3502303" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/800/i/2aaf97929961b9273bc02bbfa88d6671d0327fed09ede8872b7ea1681d38afd1/modulars_o.jpg" />