With each participant we will enact 4 steps with the goal of creating a space for internal reflection and open discussion. Step one will be Discovery, in which our team meets an outstanding community member and inquires towards their “why”. Why they do what they do, and what it means to them. Step two will be Ideate, where intergenerational participants will venture to the projects site. New perspectives on the creative works will be the key to discovering how each one of us can emulate an aspect of the project in our lives. Step three is Execute, where the project and our discoveries will be showcased to the public via a salon-styled gathering. The fourth and final step is Reflect,  where our team will reflect on the connections between the unique projects, global issues, and how our perspectives have shifted after this experience. Through these steps we will investigate what co-creation can offer, and how each of us can seek it. We will consider age-accompanied isolation, growth-stunting routine, as well as how to invite innovation without neglecting the past. Our goal with Project Productive Disruption is not only to highlight the creation of art, but to engage in reciprocal learning between our team, the audience, and our documentary subjects.