Haven’t we all been bad designers?
New campaign shares calls to action by Bruce Mau, Selly Raby Kane & more
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New campaign shares calls to action by Bruce Mau, Selly Raby Kane & more
No Waste Challenge in Delhi: On frugality, sharing and craftsmanship
Coolhuntermx celebrates women in Mexico's creative industries for #IWD2021
Breaking down the mother of all environmental problems
Making sense of the same storm, from very different boats
A closer look at all the ways that we can do better
WDCD & the IKEA Foundation call for radical, design-driven solutions to waste
Our top stories of the year, as picked by our readers and editors
Looking back at Designers for Designers, a coaching series for surviving the pandemic
And other ways to curb consumption this holiday season
WDCDSP Interviews Clean Energy Challenge Winner Marcel Ogando from Milênio Bus
Environmentally friendly masks with high impact on local economic activities
Three live talks about media power, decolonising design & gender equality
Exploring the role that digital arts can play for organisations based on live and tangible experiences
Creatives from 18 countries dedicate part of their time to voluntarily help local businesses
Online museum visits that make you see more
A digital coaching series for creatives impacted by COVID-19
Artists use stencils and chalk to share positive, publicly useful messages about social isolation on the streets of São Paulo.
In response to the UN’s call for creative ideas to limit coronavirus, Japan now serves sanitizer in fish-shaped soy bottles
A chat with Italian studio CaroselloLab, that collects COVID-19 related artwork
The most elementary form of aid: a plate of food
Protecting Brazil's most vulnerable with soap and a crowdfunded basic income
Ideas from the archives that could help us rethink our lives on the other side