Cait Dyche

Across workshops, workrooms, and the wilds of the web, I design environments where knowledge becomes participatory, usable, and meaningful to the communities it serves.

I bring together research, content, and learning design to help people engage with ideas—and with each other—in ways that lead to real understanding and action.

I care deeply about clarity, connection, and building things that people can actually use.

And if we have a few laughs in the process, even better ;)

Research → Practice

Cait Dyche • 8th April 2026

From Policy to Practice: A Multi-Slide Translation of AI Governance

A strategic deconstruction of the CNTI report examining 188 global AI frameworks. This multi-slide narrative serves as a case study in information architecture, successfully bridging the gap between high-level legislative research and the structural conditions of the modern newsroom through sequential, evidence-based storytelling.

Not Named, Still Shaped: Conceptualizing the Governance Gap

A high-impact visual commentary on the "invisible" influence of global AI policy. This artifact demonstrates the ability to distill a complex socio-technical finding—the omission of journalism from regulatory drafting—into a singular, provocative "mantra" designed for executive-level engagement and digital brand identity.

America’s Knowledge and Perceptions of Cancer Risks

Analysis of weighted responses to the 30-item prompt: "Do you believe [ITEM] has a significant effect on whether or not the average person develops cancer?"

All stories have a curious and even dangerous power. They are manifestations of truth—yours and mine. It is such a great responsibility that it’s best not to tell a story at all unless you know you can do it right. You must be very careful, or without knowing it you can change the world.

Vera Nazarian