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Breakout session report: Narratives for Change
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Breakout session report: Narratives for Change
Harald Dunnink on cultivating calm, unbreaking news and starting fires
In conversation with one of São Paulo’s leading youth activists
New campaign sets out to make London a little greener and wilder
African artivists take on plastic pollution with their communities
Our top picks of recent releases by Grant Gibson, Nairobi Design Week & more
Three critiques on the use of language and media in climate discourse
DesignKind Digital Showcase 2022 takes place on 7 July
The changemaker’s guide to WDCD Live Amsterdam 2022
In times of crisis, what is a designer’s work really good for?
Stanley Vaganov on the mission and vision behind No Shelter Creatives
Studio Birthplace & Greenpeace release animated film about UK's plastic exports
Naresh Ramchandani on creativity, sustainability & designing out waste
Chicoco Radio launches new media platform for artists & activists in Nigeria
‘25x25’Art Exhibition at COP25 to Inspire Climate Action
Painting the world green, one placard at a time
The Teeter Totter Wall demonstrates the delicate balances between the two nations
Athenaeum Bookstore’s selection of relevant reads for the WDCD community
Fourth publication of WDCD presents 31 Designers Fighting for a Better World
‘A terrible situation is a great opportunity to use design thinking,’ says Bruce Mau
Think Olga opens the eyes in Brazil for the sexist culture
Shay Raviv (STBY) describes what to expect from the breakout session on Violence against women: Deconstructing cultural behaviour
Internet of Elephants lets gamers play with real wild animals
Graphic designer Alejandro Magallanes speaks at WDCD2015 about his activist posters