About Dr. Kapic

Tabitha has trained thousands of people across 32 countries to use gospel-centered, asset-based innovation in their communities. An avid practitioner of design thinking and innovation methodologies, Tabitha has worked in the humanitarian space both internationally and in the United States. She worked with the American Embassy in London, led Medair US during their response to the 2010 Haitian earthquake, and facilitated strategic planning, fundraising, and design thinking processes through her work with Covenant College, her own consultancy firm, and Bridge Innovate. She is delighted to serve alongside her colleagues at The Chalmers Center where they help God’s people rethink poverty and respond with practical biblical principles so that all are restored to flourishing. Tabitha, her husband, Dr. Kelly Kapic, and their children, Jonathan and Margot, love long talks, and adventures of all sorts.

Can Innovation End Poverty?

How a combination of God's biblical story, asset-based development and design thinking is transforming how people solve challenges in their communities and with their own resources.