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About This Event
Human-centered design, already a form of activism, is becoming more so via developments in purpose-driven design, social impact design, value-based design, inclusive design, design through collective action, & even design thinking. Such reframings are being embraced in a wide range of organizations.
Why is this happening? Who is embracing such reframings? How do they reflect a greater activist perspective? Where do they (most) need to be applied?
Join as San Francisco Bay Area design leaders working in multiple contexts answer such questions & advise on how you and/or your organization can use those insights.
Agenda
- 6:30-6:45pm: Check-In
- 6:45-7:30pm: Panel
- 7:30-8:00pm: Q&A
- 8:00-8:30pm: Wrap up & networking
Interested in our full Design for Social Innovation series? Make sure to join our workshop & morning panel.
About the Panelists
Susan Wolfe
UX consultant / mentor / educator
In her 30+ years in the field, there's probably no user experience design challenge that Susan hasn't seen. In both San Francisco & Sydney, Susan has practiced UX design, run consultancies (including her most recent venture, OEStrategy), mentored project teams around the globe, introduced UX design practices & cultures into organizations, & trained the next generation of practitioners. In years past, she established & managed in-house UX teams within software, hardware, & services companies in the Silicon Valley. Susan has worked across a wide range of industries & platforms, working with start-ups to long-established companies, with small budgets to large, ensuring that their products & services are not merely usable, but also useful, desirable, engaging, valuable, findable, accessible, & credible, too. The secret of her success comes from not merely considering the principles of design, but from taking a holistic service design perspective & by applying the most appropriate user-centered design thinking techniques to identify the issues & quickly innovate to create the optimal experience.
Richard Anderson
UX Strategy Designer, OE Strategy
Richard Anderson is an experience design (thinking) practice, management, & organizational strategy consultant with international management, cross-organizational development, & more than 20 years of experience. He started & directed the Experience Center at Viant (an e-business innovation consultancy), as well as the User Research & Experience Strategy discipline at Sapient & Studio Archetype (both experience design/strategy firms). He also managed user research personnel & facilitated product development process improvement at Yahoo!, & is a Principal of OE Strategy, providing experience research, strategy, & design thinking for organizations seeking to make a positive difference in the world.
He was Editor-in-Chief of interactions magazine with Jon Kolko, helped start & grow numerous human-computer interaction research & design communities around the world as ACM SIGCHI's Local Chapters Chair, & advises & organizes events for Stanford Medicine X, an initiative focused, in part, on transforming the healthcare system via patient-centered design.
He has taught design & design management throughout his career in many ways & in many places, including the University of California Extension (Berkeley & Santa Cruz), the Academy of Art University, & General Assembly (where he taught the 10-week, full-time User Experience Design Immersive course 7 times). He most recently taught interaction design & social entrepreneurship at the Austin Center for Design.
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