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Features
The relevance of social design is gaining global momentum. Here’s a collection of thoughts and ideas from people both in and outside the network.
Top Stories
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Haruko Smith Answers Your Questions
Communication, Communication Design
For the finale of our Interview Series, we interview DESIGN 21's director Haruko Smith. Thank you to everyone who participated in the Interview Series.
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John Thackara Answers Your Questions
Communication, Communication Design
Read what John Thackara had to say in response to the great questions he got (thanks to all those who participated).
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Dawn Hancock Answers Your Questions
Communication, Communication Design
Read what Dawn Hancock had to say in response to the great questions she got (thanks to all those who participated).
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Valerie Casey answers your questions
Environment
Thanks to all who nominated questions for Valerie Casey, founder of the Designers Accord. Here are her answers...
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Philippa White Answers Your Questions
Communication
Thank you to everyone who nominated questions to ask founder and managing director of The International Exchange, Philippa White.
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Reinventing the Wheel
Aid, Industrial Design
How a classroom experiment in California became a real-world effort to improve mobility of the disabled in Guatemala.
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The Rebirth of Corita
Arts & Culture, Communication Design
A new generation is tuning into the work of Sister Corita and her messages of hope and optimism.
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Talking to Coca-Cola about Saving Children's Lives
Aid, Industrial Design
Simon Berry started ColaLife to lobby Coca-Cola to help save lives in developing countries.
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Get Ready for the Big ShakeOut
Communication
The earth beneath our feet is not always steady. What happens when designers anticipate the next Big One?
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Design Out Waste
Environment, Industrial Design
Greengaged, the London Design Festival's inaugural sustainability event, highlighted just what a wasteful exercise design can be.
