For Whom Are We Making It?
Date and time
Location
Online event
Panelists discuss creating new outcomes by working with and for the populations and audiences most affected by their designs.
About this event
The novel coronavirus has disproportionately impacted Black and Brown communities around the country—affecting employment, mental health, and education, and highlighting that these systems were not designed with, or for, us all. In this annual event series, ID Instructor Chris Rudd will moderate a conversation with Latham panelists Dr. Rita Nguyen, Assistant Health Officer and Chronic Disease Physician Specialist at the San Francisco Department of Public Health, Assistant Clinical Professor at UCSF, and a founder of the Pacific Free Clinic; Jon Veal, Co-Founder and Creative Director of alt_; and Richard Wallace, Founder and Executive Director of Equity and Transformation (EAT); about how designers are embracing new roles in society to create new outcomes with those most affected by their designs.
Panelists:
- Dr. Rita Nguyen, Chronic Disease Physician Specialist, SFDPH and Assistant Clinical Professor, UCSF
- Jon Veal, Co-Founder and Creative Director of alt_
- Richard Wallace, Founder and Executive Director of Equity and Transformation (EAT)
About IIT Institute of Design (ID)
IIT Institute of Design (ID) builds responsible, cooperative, intelligent futures. Founded by László Moholy-Nagy as The New Bauhaus in 1937, ID is known for pioneering human-centered design and systems design. Today ID is home to the only US design school devoted completely to graduate students. But ID is more than a graduate school. ID is an international community of learners and practitioners who are addressing the biggest issues of our time by eliciting a power unique to humans: creativity. Learn more about ID at id.iit.edu.
