
‘Migration is essential to human survival’
Thought leader: Ian Goldin, Professor of Globalisation and Development, University of Oxford
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Thought leader: Ian Goldin, Professor of Globalisation and Development, University of Oxford

Thought leader: Jason Buzi, American entrepreneur

Thought leader: Noam Chomsky, linguist, philosopher, cognitive scientist

Dutch designers find possibilities for asylum seekers to work despite rules

Berlin volunteers compile phrasebook with basic sentences in different languages

Cameron Sinclair's RE:BUILD is a re-deployable building system for displaced populations

Studio Refugee matches designers and refugees for product design

In the Berlin CUCULA workshop, refugees make and sell furniture designed by Enzo Mari

Architect Kunlé Adeyemi on the backgrounds of amphibious Chicoco Radio Media Center in Port Harcourt

Public dipped in dining experience by food designers honey & bunny

Ghana Bamboo Bikes Initiative empowers young entrepreneurs

A zillion answers to our question 'What is design?'

WDCD and São Paulo prove to be a match made in heaven

What Design Can Do & IKEA Foundation announce global design challenge to help refugees

Day 1 of What Design Can Do São Paulo is received with lots of enthusiasm

The Brazilian designer is the latest addition to the WDCD São Paulo programme

German design studio In a Nutshell takes the edge of the idea that refugees are taking over Europe

Rotterdam steps into the blue economy with 'BlueCity010'

Chef Rodrigo Oliveira enters the universe of aviation

Brazilian chef Alex Atala talks about the importance of food in POD Session

Profit from the early bird discount for WDCD São Paulo on 7 & 8 December 2015

Social platforms show their value in refugee crisis

Afghan graffiti artists turn blast walls into canvas

Liquid Citizenship shows the increasing possibilities of obtaining a legal status