Design like you stand for something
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This document discusses design and systems thinking. It highlights the importance of empathy, co-design, and prototyping in design processes. Several quotes emphasize listening to others, learning throughout life, and using design to inspire positive change. The document also describes a project where young people addressed how to involve youth voices in community planning by publishing a newspaper.
Design like you stand for something
- 1. Hello PROVO You look nice
- 3. @redjotter
- 5. DESIGNER
- 8. O U R P R O C E S S DOUBLE DIAMOND DESIGN COUNCIL 2007
- 10. THE EVER EXPANDING UNIVERSE OF DESIGN
- 11. THE SCIENCE OF DESIGNING YOUR IDENTITY
- 12. WHAT DO WE DO NEXT?
- 16. INFLUENCE
- 21. GOOD DESIGN
- 23. NETWORKS
- 24. NETWORKS SYSTEMS
- 26. “I believe that our very survival depends upon us becoming better systems thinkers” Margaret Wheatley
- 30. HOW MIGHT WE USE DESIGN TO INSPIRE A NATION?
- 31. HOW MIGHT WE MAKE PUBLIC SERVICES BETTER BY DESIGN?
- 32. HOW MIGHT WE IMAGINE AND CRAFT ALTERNATIVE FUTURES?
- 36. Sarah Drummond | #sdingov | @wearesnook
- 38. “People need new tools to work with rather than new tools that work for them” Ivan Illich
- 39. "I used to want to be a lawyer but school was crap, I can't get a job and I don't do anything all day" Over £70 million Princes Trust, cost of exclusion
- 41. Research Build Produce Present & Distribute After Care Have you heard? An exciting pilot project has been taking place in North East Edinburgh for the past 6 weeks with a group of six fantastic young people aged between 14 and 23. They have been working on a question asked by The City of Edinburgh Council: “How can young people’s voices be heard in the Forth community planning process?” This Monday the group will be presenting their responses back to their client and their local community a published newspaper that they have produced hot off the press and available to purchase. This is The Matter. The You should have asked us ages ago. Savethe date! What: When: Where: Time: The Matter: First Edition launchThis Monday 22nd October 2012North Pilton Neighbourhood Centre6:30pm stakeholder map Yourquestion here organisations places services publ icfigures thepublic The Preparing your pitch
- 42. Research
- 43. Research
- 44. Research
- 45. Build Ideas
- 46. Produce & Ship
- 49. “The newspaper took them from ‘I will be on benefits for the rest of my life’ to seeing a better future and getting stuff done” Tim Packer City of Edinburgh Council
- 50. "We realised we can make anything happen"
- 51. Know Sugar
- 59. “I believe we can change the world if we start listening to one another again. Simple, honest and human conversation” Margaret Wheatley
- 71. “Letters are an irreplaceable way of expressing our thoughts and emotions. I commend you for encouraging us to do just that in relation to Scotland itself” Fiona Hyslop, Cabinet Secretary
- 75. Hello Manchester You look nice THE EVER EXPANDING UNIVERSE OF DESIGN
- 77. “the illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read or write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn and relearn.” ALVIN TOFFLER
- 80. THE ONLY WAY TO GET GOOD AT SOLVING PROBLEMS IS TO SOLVE THEM
- 82. HOW MIGHT WE BUILD A SCHOOL THAT EDUCATES AND SAVES SPECIES?
- 84. HOW MIGHT WE TEST A NEW KIND OF NEIGHBOURHOOD?
- 86. HOW MIGHT WE RECUDE BARRIERS TO CYCLING ACROSS THE WORLD?
- 88. IDENTITY
- 92. LET’S BE UPFRONT
- 93. LET’S BE UPFRONT
- 94. LET’S BE UPFRONT
- 95. LET’S BE UPFRONT
- 97. TALK TO EACH OTHER WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF YOU WEREN’T AFRAID?
- 98. THE SCIENCE OF DESIGNING YOUR IDENTITY
- 99. EVERYONE IS MAKING IT UP AS THEY GO ALONG
- 100. WHAT DO WE DO NEXT?
- 101. Be yourself
- 102. Engage with the world
- 103. Build your network
- 104. Be upfront
- 105. Think in systems
- 106. Learn a craft
- 107. Reflect
- 108. Do the work
- 109. Take it easy
- 114. YOU ARE MORE POWERFUL THAN YOU THINK YOU ARE
- 115. Hello Manchester You look nice bye PROVO You still look nice myredjotter@googlemail.com @redjotter www.redjotter.com