Reflections on visual communication for mission-driven organizations
Design has always been a powerful tool for change. For nonprofits, it can mean the difference between a message that resonates and one that gets
This article delves into the importance of communicating climate change and explores strategies for effectively conveying its gravity, solutions, and the collective action we can all take.
In today’s digital age, organizations of all types rely heavily on websites and online platforms to communicate, engage with their audience, and conduct business. However, the environmental impact of web hosting is often overlooked. The good news is that there is a sustainable solution: green web hosting.
[Article cross-published in Climate Designers] Designers are part of a global economy. Our imprint is present everywhere in our built environment, from buildings to furniture,
Global warming and the global climate crisis continue to make headlines in news outlets: from increasing floods, to droughts and fires. By the end of
In the 20th century the role of designers was majorly understood as that of shape-makers, skilled folks who refine the way objects look. Think car-styling,
How can a designer have a positive impact on the planet? What should designers consider? Should designers be accountable for the emissions they contribute to
Haz el bien diseñando, the Spanish edition of Do Good Design, by David Berman, explores the ethical implications of communication design and the role designers play as
Since 1934, Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has been the single metric used to evaluate countries’ progress. In 2012, the Boston Consulting Group created a new
In recent months I´ve collected basic information on how organizations, companies, and public sector institutions are using design methods to solve sustainability problems in three broad