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Workshop 2: Presentations

Workshop 2 saw a range of presentations offering different angles on what it means to be engaged in Design for Social Innovation and Sustainability outside the academic world. Speakers addressed the role of design in helping communities, corporations and public service providers adopt a more sustainable and socially engaged approach to their work. Videos of these presentations and the discussion they sparked will be made available as soon as possible, but in the mean time please take a look at the slides below for a taster of the issues raised during the workshop.

Design and Public Services – Jocelyn Bailey, Policy Connect

Building Service Design Capacity – Joanna Choukeir, Uscreates

Sustainable Futures and Concepts – Louise Armstrong, Forum for the Future

Making Sustainable Development Desirable – Henry Hicks, Futerra

From Theory to Practice: Using Design & Research to Navigate Collaborations – Megha Wadhawan, STBY

Year Here: An Alternative Gap Year – Zahra Davidson, Year Here

Social Entrepreneurship on the Rise: A National Perspective – Ellen Shipley, Unltd

Using Design to Showcare Young People’s Potential – Vincenzio Di Maria, Commonground

Leeds Love It Share It: Margins of the City Project – Katie Hill, Sheffield Hallam University

Crossing the Great Divide – Ian Grout, Glasgow School of Art

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