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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"design for social change"”.

  1. Rhetorical Appeals in Design for Social Change

    Design enables us to adapt the built environment to people's needs and to empower people interacting in the environment. Yet, design knowledge about how to design products effectively is limited. Neither traditional intuitive design methods centered on visual language nor human-centered design

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  2. We Are not Designers: Pattern making and garment making as practices of co-design for social change

    … research project investigated how fashion design, and more specifically, the practices of making patterns and garments, can give them tools to enhance their agency and build community resilience. This research aimed to explore how pattern making and garment making can be used to foster …

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  3. Reflecting on capabilities and interactions between designers and local producers: through the materiality of the rubber from the Amazon rainforest

    Designers have recently become increasingly involved with small-scale producer communities around the world, mostly in the southern hemisphere, and this increase has highlighted the significance of these encounters in the creation of economic and social opportunities for those peoples. This study …

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  4. Reflecting on capabilities and interactions between designers and local producers through the materiality of the rubber from the Amazon rainforest

    Designers have recently become increasingly involved with small-­scale producer communities around the world, mostly in the southern hemisphere, and this increase has highlighted the significance of these encounters in the creation of economic and social opportunities for those peoples. This study …

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