Presentation I gave to Raffles Institute students on the theme of sustainability, activism and advocacy.

1. Institutionalising Sustainable Behaviour
organisations, advocacy, & activism
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2. A quick
Visual background on sustainability:
Brainstorm
Development
activism, advocacy and design
Exploration
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3. Visual Brainstorm
Development
Exploration
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Sustainability and activism: Rachel carson ‘silent spring’

4. Sustainability and design: stewart Brand ‘the World catalogue‘, alistair Fuad-luke ‘the eco-Design Handbook‘

5. Visual
Exploration
Sustainability, activism, and design: Victor Papenak ‘Design for the Real World’, mcDonough and Braungart ‘cradle to cradle’

6. Visual
Triple (Quadruple) Brainstorm Line
Bottom
Development
Exploration
Financial | environmental | social ( | cultural )
outputs elkInGton 1994
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

7. Design, Sustainability and Advocacy: Patagonia Footprint chronices. see also ‘let my People Go surfing’

8. Goal 1: Increase awareness in the creative community
Goal 2: Graduate the next generation of design thinkers and leaders
Goal 3: Codify best practices to achieve the greatest impact
Goal 4: Influence policy
Design, Sustainability and Advocacy: the Designers’ accord - moving away from design

9. sustainable Brands 09: andrew Winston “Green to Gold”

10. the next Plays

11. Resources
Visual the Designers’ accord www.designersaccord.org
Brainstorm
Development
Exploration sustainable everyday www.sustainable-everyday.net/
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changing the change Procedings at www.allemandi.com/cp/ctc/
the next Plays www.thenextplays.com
sustainable Design Group nZ www.sustanabledesign.org.nz