EPISODE · Jul 1, 2023 · 44 MIN
How can designers tackle the climate crisis with Aurelie Lionet from Design Declares.
from Service Design YAP · host Service Design Network UK
Send us Fan MailHow can Design help society to tackle the climate crisis? Find out in this episode featuring Aurelie Lionet, one of the founders of Design Declares . Aurelie shares the 8 Acts that we should all sign up to if we're going to make a difference to the fate of the planet and also shares stories that include how she wound up spending time in a UK jail (as part of a design research initiative, obviously).In the podcast, Aurelie also mentions the work of Muhammad Yunus, who she credits with encouraging her to pursue a purposeful design path. He's well worth looking into. She also states that Project Drawdown is one of her favourite sources. This comprehensive site provides a great list of climate friendly solutions from alternative concrete through to peatland protection and rewetting. Thanks also to our next gen designer, Ada Maymó Costa for asking Aurelie about the key to starting a purposeful movement.Service Design YAP is developed and produced by the Service Design Network UK Chapter.Its aim is to engage and connect the wider Service Design community.Episode Host: Stephen WoodProduction Assistance: Jean Watanya
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Send us Fan Mail How can Design help society to tackle the climate crisis? Find out in this episode featuring Aurelie Lionet, one of the founders of Design Declares . Aurelie shares the 8 Acts that we should all sign up to if we're going to make a difference to the fate of the planet and also shares stories that include how she wound up spending time in a UK jail (as part of a design research initiative, obviously). In the podcast, Aurelie also mentions the work of Muhammad Yunus, wh...
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