Just for fun: how I learned to draw a gender inclusive stick figure

I love incorporating visuals and colors into my workshops. But, at my first graphic facilitation class, I was taught to draw people with broad shoulders and boxy figures, which are usually associated with maleness. Maleness is often the default for what is considered ‘gender neutral.’ Even the facilitator of this training was always referring to the figures as “guys.”

FacilitationLindsey Jones-RenaudNovember 7, 2018