• Guest episode: Circular Design for a Just Transition with Samara Almonte and What Design Can Do

  • May 21 2024
  • Length: 37 mins
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Guest episode: Circular Design for a Just Transition with Samara Almonte and What Design Can Do

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  • In this episode, contributing shado editor Samara Almonte is back to connect with Natasha Berting, a designer and writer from Bali, Indonesia and the communications editor for What Design Can Do (WDCD). WDCD is an international organisation that seeks to accelerate the transition to a sustainable, fair and just society using the power of design. Samara and Natasha discuss how WDCD works to address system issues at large, for example through circularity, as a way to address the climate crisis. But where does the concept of circularity come from and who should benefit from it?


    To learn more about circularity, visit the following resources:


    • What is Circularity?
    • Disruptive Design Method
    • Flourish Systems Change Michael Pawlyn & Sarah Ichioka
    • Slow Factory Open Education
    • Fernando Laposse: Totomoxle
    • Sustainable & Product Design - Taina Campos
    • Sanitary Napkins Manufacturer – Saathi: Eco-friendly, period
    • DEAL (doughnuteconomics.org)
    • What Design Can Do (@whatdesigncando) • Instagram photos and videos
    • WDCD Amsterdam 2024 - What Design Can Do
    • Redesign Everything



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