Design for Good Syndrome

Well put. Couldn’t agree more.

morethanthisblog:

There are several “Design for Good” entities that will likely never move past surface-level efforts for social change until they realize that systems change is (1) a cross-disciplinary sport, (2) a long haul and (3) not always popular.

Until designers find a way to move beyond our networks of peer support, the result of any Design for Good (or Social Design if you prefer) Lab, Workshop, Blitz, Brainstorm, Think Tank, Do Tank, Summit, Session, etc will forever be a bunch of designers (“top creative minds” if you will) sitting in a hallway for seven days dreaming up big ideas, without the capacity or knowledge-based needed to implement and sustain.

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    Here is another set of thoughts from Megan Deal...conversations during Week 6,
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    Well put. Couldn’t agree more.
  6. charlottexcsullivan said: AMEN!
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