Designing For Humanity
A podcast by SYPartners about designing a future that’s made for all of us—and the best in us.
Design, at its heart, is an act of service. It’s the work of solving problems for the benefit of others.
But the world’s most complex challenges require something more comprehensive than our existing design frameworks. Climate change, migration, food distribution. The future of work and education. Bigotry, tribalism, and inequality. How do we design for problems that exist on a global scale? Problems where everyone really is our end user? How might we truly design for humanity?
In this podcast, host Rie Nørregaard interviews brilliant design minds—product designers, industrial designers, advocates, and more—to explore what it means to design for humanity and what new ways of thinking and methods are required for problem solvers of all kinds.
Transcripts available at www.sypartners.com/podcasts
Learn more about Rie at www.sypartners.com/leader/rie-norregaard
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