item: #1 of 74 id: discernj-10 author: Fleischmann, Katja title: Designers as change agents in the circular economy date: 2020 words: 9040 flesch: 36 summary: These examples of applying Circular Economy principles to product design clearly illustrate ideas of holistic innovation by creating mass consumer products as a service rather than an owned object with limited utility. The United Nations (UN) Environment International Resource Panel (2019) paints a dire picture of a global resource collapse unless Circular Economy practices are employed. keywords: business; change; creation; design; designers; economy; innovation; model; new; process; product; role; service; system; use; value; waste; way cache: discernj-10.pdf plain text: discernj-10.txt item: #2 of 74 id: discernj-103 author: Mollel-Matodzi, Nailejileji; Mastamet Mason, Anne title: South African fashion design entrepreneurs’ awareness and practices of sustainable fashion supply chain operations date: 2023 words: 7622 flesch: 43 summary: Sustainable fashion design entrepreneurs often struggle to find reasonably priced sustainable fabrics (Kawana, 2017; May, 2019). Given that there are few sustainable fashion design entrepreneurs in South Africa, the study recommends that textile and clothing industry leaders, especially sustainability practitioners, disseminate knowledge and training across the board on sustainable supply chain operations. keywords: chain; design; design entrepreneurs; entrepreneurs; fabrics; fashion; fashion design; participants; sourcing; study; supply; sustainability cache: discernj-103.pdf plain text: discernj-103.txt item: #3 of 74 id: discernj-108 author: Nino, Laura; Alarcon , Diana; Cristancho , Dana Valentina; Yoo, Daisy title: Facilitating female migrants accessing healthcare systems through smartphone apps: An Asset-based design case study translating social capital of community organizations in digital tools date: 2023 words: 6701 flesch: 50 summary: Thus, our paper explores sociotechnical systems’ opportunities to bridge community organisations and female migrants to macrosystems such as healthcare systems. Their services provide support to female migrants who suffer abuse and poverty. keywords: capital; casa; community; design; female; health; healthcare; migrants; organisations; services; social; support; systems; yumma cache: discernj-108.pdf plain text: discernj-108.txt item: #4 of 74 id: discernj-111 author: Cruz Megchun, Beatriz Itzel title: Practices: Alternative social innovations in a rentier date: 2023 words: 8669 flesch: 49 summary: Abstract This work discusses place-making practices as a possible category of social innovation processes in a rentier state. This work explores the complexity of place-making and practice as a locus of social innovation processes in a rentier state. keywords: city; innovation; life; making; place; practice; processes; social; society; space; work cache: discernj-111.pdf plain text: discernj-111.txt item: #5 of 74 id: discernj-114 author: Papageorgiou, Eirini title: Digital Job Onboarding: The Erasmus+ project for youth's digital upskilling date: 2023 words: 4929 flesch: 42 summary: Millions of jobs requiring digital skills already exist, and more will be created in the coming decade. The demand for digital skills in the workplace has never been greater. keywords: companies; competence; digital; people; skills; training cache: discernj-114.pdf plain text: discernj-114.txt item: #6 of 74 id: discernj-118 author: Parrilli, Davide Maria; Hernández-Ramírez, Rodrigo title: Building preferred futures for human privacy through service design date: 2023 words: 8270 flesch: 51 summary: Service design to build preferred futures for privacy Scholars agree that service design is inspired by human-centred principles (Meroni & Sangiorgi, 2011; Penin, 2017). Building preferred futures for human privacy through service design Davide Parrilli Published online: keywords: data; design; designers; ethics; future; human; information; press; privacy; service; service design; users cache: discernj-118.pdf plain text: discernj-118.txt item: #7 of 74 id: discernj-119 author: Pillar, Claire title: Book review: Design for social innovation: Case studies from around the world date: 2023 words: 688 flesch: 49 summary: An extensive introduction from the editors considers the boundaries and difficulties in projects based on design for social innovation: “With countless pilot projects, startups, and labs that have come and gone, the question is how the sustainability of design for social innovation practices can be enhanced. A key concern is measuring the impact of design for social innovation projects. keywords: innovation cache: discernj-119.pdf plain text: discernj-119.txt item: #8 of 74 id: discernj-120 author: none title: Reviewer Acknowledgements date: 2023 words: 148 flesch: 11 summary: Beatrice Villari, Politecnico di Milano, Italy Claire Pillar, Art+Design: elearning lab, Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus Francesco Mazzarella, University of the Arts London, UK Hazal Gumus Ciftci, Arizona State University, United States Katja Fleischmann, Griffith University, Queensland College of Art, Australia Nailejileji Mollel-Matodzi, Tshwane University of Technology, South Africa Walter Chipambwa, Chinhoyi University of Technology, Zimbabwe Zijun Lin, Politecnico di Milano, Italy Reviewer Acknowledgements for Discern: International Journal of Design for Social Change, Sustainable Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Vol. 4, No. 1 https://www.designforsocialchange.org/journal/index.php/DISCERN-J ISSN 2184-6995 keywords: university cache: discernj-120.pdf plain text: discernj-120.txt item: #9 of 74 id: discernj-127 author: Chipambwa, Walter; Dekesa, Kelvin; Mabuto, Josiline title: The designer as an agent for promoting sustainability in the creative industries in Zimbabwe date: 2023 words: 6218 flesch: 48 summary: Ahmad et al. (2018) posit that sustainable product design should pay more attention to the product life cycle – from the raw material selected for use, the structural formation, manufacturing and usage to the end of life, reusability and recyclability of a product. Sustainable product design and development: A review of tools, applications and research prospects. keywords: design; designers; development; economy; fashion; product; study; sustainability; zimbabwe cache: discernj-127.pdf plain text: discernj-127.txt item: #10 of 74 id: discernj-128 author: Mathew, Neha; Mazzarella, Francesco title: Up-skilling marginalised south Asian women based in the UK through a home decor social enterprise : A collaborative training framework date: 2023 words: 8814 flesch: 44 summary: 34 Skills training programme The analysis of the data collected contributed also to understanding the concept of ‘training programme’, which was mentioned 14 times in the interviews and was further categorised into sub-themes: training programme highlights, the future of collaborative training programmes and the hybrid model. Since limited research exists on upskilling this specific group, the project also explored the potential impact of collaborative training programmes in enhancing their skills and career prospects. keywords: creation; fashion; framework; industry; participants; programmes; research; south; training; women; workshops cache: discernj-128.pdf plain text: discernj-128.txt item: #11 of 74 id: discernj-129 author: Murray, Michael; Petrovic, Emina title: A review of community and connectivity strategies for the acceleration of sustainable transitions date: 2023 words: 9645 flesch: 43 summary: Although activities during and after the 1960s are often seen as the point of origin of numerous community organization strategies, the beginnings were earlier (Fisher, 1984). The selection of physical strategies conveys a range of tried-and-tested methods of stimulating change, while the review of digital strategies explores how traditional methods have been adapted to the digital age. keywords: actors; analysis; approaches; capacity; change; communities; community; digital; et al; middle; mobilization; practice; review; strategies; transitions cache: discernj-129.pdf plain text: discernj-129.txt item: #12 of 74 id: discernj-130 author: Team, Editorial title: Reviewer Acknowledgements date: 2023 words: 138 flesch: 12 summary: Beatrice Villari, Politecnico di Milano, Italy Claire Pillar, Art+Design: elearning lab, Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus Elena Caratti, Politecnico di Milano, Italy Estelle Berger, Strate School of Design, France Zoran Markovic, ARCHI - Research and Design Institute, Botswana Nailejileji Mollel-Matodzi, Tshwane University of Technology, South Afrika Shriya Malhotra, Independent researcher and artist, India Reviewer Acknowledgements for Discern: International Journal of Design for Social Change, Sustainable Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Vol. 4, No. 2 Reviewer Acknowledgements for Discern: International Journal of Design for Social Change, Sustainable Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Vol. 4, No. 2 Discern wishes to acknowledge the following individuals for their assistance with peer review of manuscripts for this issue. keywords: design cache: discernj-130.pdf plain text: discernj-130.txt item: #13 of 74 id: discernj-144 author: Chamarty, Pallavi title: Kalamkari and Chintz: A post-colonial reassessment of entangled textile histories date: 2024 words: 6329 flesch: 45 summary: This involves considering more suitable ways of preserving craft history and recommending highlighting artisanal subjectivity in the preservation and communication of craft histories. Re-entering the preservation of craft history This section explores how broader craft histories can be more authentically preserved in a postcolonial context, furthering the previous section’s discussion of artisanal subjectivity in craft research. keywords: artisans; block; chintz; contemporary; craft; indian; kalamkari; knowledge; museum; postcolonial; research; textile cache: discernj-144.pdf plain text: discernj-144.txt item: #14 of 74 id: discernj-148 author: Gumus Ciftci, Hazal; Tenagne, Tewodros; Agazhie, Temesgen; Reta, Michael title: Exploring the design motifs of Wollo Gabi in Ethiopian textiles and design development of women’s fashion accessories date: 2024 words: 3699 flesch: 53 summary: With this practice-based design research, we explored Wollo Gabi motifs and investigated the design development of contemporary women’s accessories using Wollo Gabi fabric by focusing on its cultural significance and motifs. Four main categories of Wollo Gabi motifs – Nigus, Monalisa, Mekes and Sindid – are of important social significance, and the authors of this paper have examined them through focus group discussions. keywords: design; ethiopian; gabi; image; motifs; traditional; wollo; wollo gabi; women cache: discernj-148.pdf plain text: discernj-148.txt item: #15 of 74 id: discernj-149 author: Busciantella-Ricci, Daniele; Berni, Marco; Del Bono, Andrea; Duina, Rita title: Sustainability culture and fashion enterprises: From creating questions to co-creating participation date: 2024 words: 11245 flesch: 48 summary: Conceptually, the ladder can be used as a toolbox with co-design tools for developing strategies for sustainable fashion design and innovation (cf. The development of an ideation toolkit supporting sustainable fashion design and consumption. keywords: brand; company; design; fashion; fashion design; journal; ladder; participatory; research; results; rifò; strategies; sustainability; tool cache: discernj-149.pdf plain text: discernj-149.txt item: #16 of 74 id: discernj-152 author: Cantrell, Gayle; Yates, Berni; Hugill, Lynne; Wetherell , Sophie; Barrett, Jennifer; Murray, Stephen title: The decentralisation of fashion education in Northeast England through collaborative practice between education, communities and industry date: 2024 words: 10842 flesch: 41 summary: A call for volunteers was put out to fashion students, and 25 signed up from the undergraduate and postgraduate fashion programmes. A call for volunteers was put out to fashion students, and 25 signed up from the undergraduate and postgraduate fashion programmes. keywords: clothing; community; design; digital; education; fashion; fashion education; fashion industry; industry; london; northeast; northumbria; opportunities; project; repair; students; support; teesside; university cache: discernj-152.pdf plain text: discernj-152.txt item: #17 of 74 id: discernj-154 author: de Greef, Erica title: Designed for life: Fashioning emergent futures date: 2024 words: 4257 flesch: 45 summary: Drawing on the histories of fashion and textile manufacturing in the East End of London and acknowledging the need for dialogue, inclusion and representation, various community engagement projects preceded the consolidated move of LCF to its new home. Drawing on the histories of fashion and textile manufacturing in the East End of London and acknowledging the need for dialogue, inclusion and representation, various community engagement projects preceded the consolidated move of LCF to its new home.... keywords: edwards; elliot; exhibition; fashion; image; jack; life; photo; project; textile cache: discernj-154.pdf plain text: discernj-154.txt item: #18 of 74 id: discernj-159 author: Mazzarella, Francesco; Mirza, Seher title: Decentring fashion : Participatory practices for shifting narratives and regenerating cultures date: 2024 words: 7142 flesch: 47 summary: Tools for sustainable fashion design: An analysis of their fitness for purpose. Tools for sustainable fashion design: An analysis of their fitness for purpose. keywords: cultures; design; fashion; narratives; participants; people; power; project; research; resilience; social; sustainability cache: discernj-159.pdf plain text: discernj-159.txt item: #19 of 74 id: discernj-16 author: Sinha, Aakanksha title: Innovating with social Justice: Anti-oppressive social work design framework date: 2020 words: 6273 flesch: 46 summary: This not only reduces distrust regarding the social workers and social service 71 agencies but also leads to an increased buy-in from clients to advocate for change for themselves as well as their community. A participatory model for evaluating social programs. keywords: clients; community; design; framework; innovation; process; residents; service; social; work; workers cache: discernj-16.pdf plain text: discernj-16.txt item: #20 of 74 id: discernj-161 author: Team, Editorial title: Reviewer Acknowledgements date: 2024 words: 197 flesch: 9 summary: Cory Rodgers, University of Oxford Claire Pillar (Art + Design: elearning lab), Cyprus University of Technology Danah Abdulla (Decolonising Arts Institute), University of the Arts London Francesco Mazzarella, University of the Arts London Kirsten Scott, Istituto Marangoni London Laura Santamaria, Royal College of Art Lucy Orta (Centre for Sustainable Fashion), University of the Arts London Paul Micklethwaite, Manchester Metropolitan University Reina Lewis (London College of Fashion), University of the Arts London Seher Mirza, University of the Arts London Serkan Delice (London College of Fashion), University of the Arts London Spyros Bofylatos, Royal College of Art Tanveer Ahmed (Central Saint Martins), University of the Arts London Tim Stephens, University of the Arts London Reviewer Acknowledgements for Discern: International Journal of Design for Social Change, Sustainable Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Vol. 5, No. 1 https://www.designforsocialchange.org/journal/index.php/DISCERN-J ISSN 2184-6995 keywords: london cache: discernj-161.pdf plain text: discernj-161.txt item: #21 of 74 id: discernj-162 author: Mchunu, Khaya; Gounder , Kiara title: Drum magazine project: A decolonial shift in teaching fashion theory and history : A decolonial shift in teaching fashion theory and history date: 2024 words: 8816 flesch: 55 summary: Fashion history forms part of fashion education; therefore, it is crucial to diversify the telling of fashion history, and the incorporation of Drum magazine in our study played this role. Cheang and Suterwalla (2020) and Ahmed (2022) warn against superficially revisiting and replacing fashion students’ reading lists as a decolonial educational practice. keywords: african; design; drum; drum magazine; fashion; fashion theory; history; magazine; project; south; students; teaching; theory cache: discernj-162.pdf plain text: discernj-162.txt item: #22 of 74 id: discernj-164 author: van Rooyen, Anel title: Sustainable fashion tech innovation: A case study of Bolt Threads' redefinition of fashion systems, design activism, and social entrepreneurship. date: 2024 words: 6113 flesch: 34 summary: Sustainable fashion tech innovation: A case study of Bolt Threads’ redefinition of fashion systems, design activism and social entrepreneurship Anel van Rooyen Published online: Sustainable fashion tech innovation: A case study of Bolt Threads’ redefinition of fashion systems, Design Activism, and social entrepreneurship. keywords: bolt; bolt threads; business; company; design; fashion; fashion industry; industry; materials; mylo; silk; sustainability; threads cache: discernj-164.pdf plain text: discernj-164.txt item: #23 of 74 id: discernj-171 author: Chisumbe, Sampa; Mukalula , Peter; Aigbavboa, Clinton; Mwanaumo, Erastus; Mbewe, Thandiwe title: Effects of rural entrepreneurship on community development in Zambia date: 2024 words: 8788 flesch: 31 summary: Overall, this paper reaffirms that entrepreneurship plays a critical role in rural community development, leading to improved living standards, employment opportunities, alleviation of poverty and reduced rural-urban migration. These results suggest that commitment to running a business is significant in explaining entrepreneurship and predicting rural community development. keywords: analysis; approach; areas; business; characteristics; community development; conception; entrepreneurship; et al; innovation; journal; operation; realization; relationship; research cache: discernj-171.pdf plain text: discernj-171.txt item: #24 of 74 id: discernj-175 author: Jack, Siviwe; THEO, LINCOLN JOHN ; Chisin , Alettia title: Small, local, open, connected: Exploring cosmopolitan localism in sustainable fashion design date: 2024 words: 7566 flesch: 29 summary: This literature review focused on sustainable fashion design practices, searching the literature in databases that included Google Scholar, IEEE Xplore, ACM Digital Library, SpringerLink and ScienceDirect. This entails acknowledging the importance of sustainability and recognizing the challenges that hinder the effortless integration of sustainable fashion design practices. keywords: challenges; cosmopolitan; design; design practices; fashion; fashion design; fashion industry; framework; global; industry; literature; localism; practices; research; sustainability cache: discernj-175.pdf plain text: discernj-175.txt item: #25 of 74 id: discernj-176 author: de Jager, Sterre Lidwine; McQuillan, Holly L.; Mulder, Ingrid J. title: 3D woven denim as an exemplary design-manufacturing technique to shape sustainable fashion ecosystems date: 2024 words: 6771 flesch: 32 summary: In K. Vaidya (Ed.), Fashion design for the curious: Why study fashion design? The design illustrates how emerging techniques can stimulate more sustainable fashion models from fashion design to consumer, particularly in the form of a local 3D weaving ecosystem. keywords: brands; change; consumer; denim; design; fashion; industry; manufacturing; production; research; supply; waste; weaving cache: discernj-176.pdf plain text: discernj-176.txt item: #26 of 74 id: discernj-178 author: Rios Llamas, Carlos; Luque Sanz, Saúl title: Housing, entryways and social architecture in poor borderlands of Mexicali date: 2024 words: 5081 flesch: 43 summary: In addition, implementing a project based on these criteria and integrating citizens allowed us to expand our vision regarding the peripheries of urban areas. Juvenile delinquency and urban areas. keywords: architecture; area; centinela; design; environment; fences; housing; materials; mexicali; neighbourhood; residents; security; students cache: discernj-178.pdf plain text: discernj-178.txt item: #27 of 74 id: discernj-179 author: Editorial Team title: Reviewer Acknowledgements date: 2024 words: 179 flesch: 14 summary: Andi Setiawan, Universitas Sebelas Maret, Indonesia Aoni Zhang, University of Lisbon, Portugal Beatriz Itzel Cruz Megchun, University of Portland, United States Emine Kοca, Ankara Hacı Bayram Veli Üniversity, Turkey Evgenia Symboulidou, University of Macedonia, University of Piraeus, Greece Gayle Cantrell, Northumbria University, United Kingdom Gloria Gomez, OceanBrowser & University of Sydney, New Zealand & Australia Ioana Moldovan, Technical University of Cluj-Napoca UTCN, Romania Kirsten Scott, Istituto Marangoni London, United Kingdom Laura Nino, Technology University of Eindhoven, Netherlands Marios Samdanis, Brunel University, United Kingdom Nailejileji Mollel-Matodzi, Tshwane University of Technology, South Afrika Sarah Elsie Baker, Media Design School, New Zealand Sterre Lidwine de Jager, TU Delft, Netherlands Subinay Malhotra, Iowa State University, United States https://www.designforsocialchange.org/journal/index.php/DISCERN-J ISSN 2184-6995 keywords: united; university cache: discernj-179.pdf plain text: discernj-179.txt item: #28 of 74 id: discernj-180 author: Casas-Romero (Ed.), Cecilia title: Special supplement: III ESDA DESIS Social Design Days, 11-12 March 2024, Zaragoza, Spain date: 2024 words: 7109 flesch: 49 summary: Exploring new social design practice for our inclusive future Yanki Lee 96-97 • Reflections on teaching and learning for social design Susan Melsop 98-99 • Teaching how to finish a project process in social design Canan Akoglu 100-102 85 Sense and sensitivity: Reflections on social design education after III ESDA DESIS Social Design Days Cecilia Casas-Romero “Education is a weapon of mass construction”. The positionality of social design practice Aligned with the New Materialist Model of social design, which seeks to break down any distinction between design society and argues that all designs are social, design researchers such as Sanders and Stappers (2014) referred to three types of relationship between designers and people, which they also mapped with the following timeline: 1984 – Design for people 2014 – Design with people 2044 – Design by people This timeline also reflected my journey from an architectural designer to a design researcher: inclusive/universal design to participatory design to design research. keywords: change; design; desis; development; education; esda; innovation; people; process; projects; research; students; work; workshop cache: discernj-180.pdf plain text: discernj-180.txt item: #29 of 74 id: discernj-182 author: Santamaria, Laura ; Kuzmina , Ksenija title: Heroic Journeys: on design for empowerment and narratives of social change date: 2024 words: 10933 flesch: 45 summary: We argue that design empowerment focused on developing people’s self-knowledge and (self)transcendence is overlooked. Designers often claim to empower the people and communities they work with, yet there is little critical discourse on how empowerment is defined, facilitated and achieved in social design projects. keywords: analysis; change; community; design; empowerment; framework; journal; journeys; narratives; principles; projects; self; theory cache: discernj-182.pdf plain text: discernj-182.txt item: #30 of 74 id: discernj-186 author: Garcia, Ma. Karysa F.; Campos, Karl P. title: Consumers’ purchase intention towards eco-friendly packaging in Kidapawan City, the Philippines: (First published November 2022) date: 2025 words: 4559 flesch: 48 summary: For example, Gregorio (2015) and Resurreccion (2015) pioneered green consumer research by creating a profile of Filipinos as green consumers. 5.37 Strongly agree Total 5.30 Strongly agree Tests of difference were conducted to determine differences in the level of consumer purchase intention when grouped according to age, educational attainment, income and sex. keywords: consumers; eco; green; intention; level; packaging; products; purchase; purchase intention cache: discernj-186.pdf plain text: discernj-186.txt item: #31 of 74 id: discernj-187 author: Calvoa, Mirian title: Co-design for social innovation and organisational change: Developing horizontal relationships in a social enterprise through walking: (First published November 2020) date: 2025 words: 9133 flesch: 52 summary: In this paper, we explore what is meant by co-creation, social design, and co-design within the theoretical context of this study. We explore the notions of co-creation, social design, and community-based co- design to describe the theoretical context of this study. keywords: change; community; design; innovation; learning; new; participants; participatory; people; process; public; research; space; study; walking cache: discernj-187.pdf plain text: discernj-187.txt item: #32 of 74 id: discernj-188 author: Sinhaa, Aakanksha title: Innovating with social justice: Anti-oppressive social work design framework: (First published November 2020) date: 2025 words: 6273 flesch: 46 summary: This not only reduces distrust regarding the social workers and social service 71 agencies but also leads to an increased buy-in from clients to advocate for change for themselves as well as their community. A participatory model for evaluating social programs. keywords: clients; community; design; framework; innovation; process; residents; service; social; work; workers cache: discernj-188.pdf plain text: discernj-188.txt item: #33 of 74 id: discernj-189 author: Mollel-Matodzi, Nailejileji; Mastamet Masonb, Anne; Moodley-Diar, Nalini title: South African fashion design entrepreneurs’ awareness and practices of sustainable fashion supply chain operations: (First published May 2023) date: 2025 words: 7622 flesch: 43 summary: Sustainable fashion design entrepreneurs often struggle to find reasonably priced sustainable fabrics (Kawana, 2017; May, 2019). Given that there are few sustainable fashion design entrepreneurs in South Africa, the study recommends that textile and clothing industry leaders, especially sustainability practitioners, disseminate knowledge and training across the board on sustainable supply chain operations. keywords: chain; design; design entrepreneurs; entrepreneurs; fabrics; fashion; fashion design; participants; sourcing; study; supply; sustainability cache: discernj-189.pdf plain text: discernj-189.txt item: #34 of 74 id: discernj-190 author: Mercer, Lisa Elzey; McDonagh, Deana title: The pedagogy of discomfort: Transformational experiential learning: (First published October 2021) date: 2025 words: 4559 flesch: 48 summary: For example, Gregorio (2015) and Resurreccion (2015) pioneered green consumer research by creating a profile of Filipinos as green consumers. 5.37 Strongly agree Total 5.30 Strongly agree Tests of difference were conducted to determine differences in the level of consumer purchase intention when grouped according to age, educational attainment, income and sex. keywords: consumers; eco; green; intention; level; packaging; products; purchase; purchase intention cache: discernj-190.pdf plain text: discernj-190.txt item: #35 of 74 id: discernj-21 author: Dhaundiyal, Dhriti; Pant, Richa title: It takes a village: Community based participatory research as a design research tool date: 2020 words: 5601 flesch: 46 summary: Social design requires interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approaches that are essential for social design to deal with complex, multi-layered issues that cannot be addressed by methodology from a single discipline (Souleles et al., 2017). Social design research was found to be in service mode, not aiming at building knowledge. keywords: action; areas; community; data; design; development; education; figure; methods; participatory; research; researchers; transect; villages; walks cache: discernj-21.pdf plain text: discernj-21.txt item: #36 of 74 id: discernj-29 author: Fuad-Luke, Alastair; Uğur Yavuz, Seçil; Sy, Corinna ; Schubert, Jennifer ; Krois, Kris title: Action-centred design to find opportunities in times of multiple crises: Designing a toolkit from a participatory conference date: 2020 words: 4689 flesch: 51 summary: Brainstorming the potential actors, their needs and objectives also helps build a more systemic awareness of who can contribute to creating new actions that can change or improve a situation or context. Two of the groups of workshop participants actuated and formally organised active groups to generate specific initiatives - the Strategic Alliances Group and Diverse Economies Resource Fund. keywords: actions; actors; conference; crises; design; new; participants; social; toolkit; transformation; workshop cache: discernj-29.pdf plain text: discernj-29.txt item: #37 of 74 id: discernj-3 author: Calvo, Mirian; Sclater, Madeleine title: Co-design for social innovation and organisational change: Developing horizontal relationships in a social enterprise through walking date: 2020 words: 9133 flesch: 52 summary: In this paper, we explore what is meant by co-creation, social design, and co-design within the theoretical context of this study. We explore the notions of co-creation, social design, and community-based co- design to describe the theoretical context of this study. keywords: change; community; design; innovation; learning; new; participants; participatory; people; process; public; research; space; study; walking cache: discernj-3.pdf plain text: discernj-3.txt item: #38 of 74 id: discernj-31 author: Souleles, Nicos; Ferreira, Ana Margarida; Savva, Stefania ; Laghos, Andrew title: Educational needs in cultural and arts entrepreneurship of women from marginalised backgrounds: A needs analysis for a social design intervention date: 2020 words: 4249 flesch: 37 summary: The learners who participated in this study identified as core competencies of entrepreneurship education for the creative industries good commercial skills, business management and good communication skills and as desirable attributes the ability for opportunity spotting and problem-solving (Clews, 2007, pp. Creating Entrepreneurship: entrepreneurship education for the creative industries. keywords: arts; arts entrepreneurship; backgrounds; education; entrepreneurship; european; skills; women cache: discernj-31.pdf plain text: discernj-31.txt item: #39 of 74 id: discernj-33 author: Camocho, David Geraldes; Vicente, José; Ferreira, Ana Margarida title: Circular and sustainable design: A systemic design model for the transition to a circular and sustainable economy date: 2020 words: 4326 flesch: 41 summary: The way we design, produce, use, distribute and discard products has a strong impact on the economy, the society and the environment (European Commission, 2019) and design practice are seen as a catalyst to shift from the traditional model of take-make-dispose to achieve a more restorative, regenerative and circular economy (Moreno, De los Rios, Rowe & Charnley, 2016). Building circular and sustainable value chains that are highly influenced by 4 product and service design, inevitably imply a fundamental change in design practice (Camocho, Ferreira & Vicente, 2018; Prendeville et al., 2013; De los Rios & Charnley, 2017). keywords: circularity; design; development; economy; model; practice; products; project; sustainability cache: discernj-33.pdf plain text: discernj-33.txt item: #40 of 74 id: discernj-35 author: none title: Reviewer acknowledgements date: 2020 words: 137 flesch: 14 summary: Dhriti Dhaundiyal, Doon University, India Katja Fleischmann, Griffith University, Australia Alastair Fuad-Luke, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Italy Andrew Laghos, Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus Carlos Andres Ortega, Universidad del Valle, Colombia Claire Pillar, Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus Fenja Ellen Sepers, Studio Abound, Holland Aakanksha Sinha, Seattle University, United States Reviewer Acknowledgements for Discern: International Journal of Design for Social Change, Sustainable Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Vol. 1, No. 1 https://www.designforsocialchange.org/journal/index.php/DISCERN-J ISSN 2184-6995 keywords: university cache: discernj-35.pdf plain text: discernj-35.txt item: #41 of 74 id: discernj-36 author: Longo, Ilaria; Massari, Sonia title: The neighbourhood home: An environments system from sharing to caring date: 2021 words: 5111 flesch: 53 summary: Case studies of neighbourhood communities The concept of the neighbourhood home combines the scopes of citizens’ inclusion with neighbourhoods’ revaluation with a benefit especially for the peripheral districts who have seen their borders widen. Pilot project: The neighbourhood… food As a pilot project for the neighbourhood home system, food culture was chosen as an intermediary for inclusion and socialisation, since food is one of the most immediate vehicles for sharing the rituals, knowledge, lifestyle and myths of different cultures. keywords: cities; citizens; city; culture; design; food; home; inclusion; neighbourhood; people; system; world cache: discernj-36.pdf plain text: discernj-36.txt item: #42 of 74 id: discernj-40 author: Giunta, Elena Enrica; Cattaneo, Maria Chiara; Scolozzi, Rocco title: Far-sighted communities: Design meets future studies to boost visioning and participatory foresight date: 2021 words: 5255 flesch: 48 summary: Besides, the shared aim is to strengthen local communities to extend and consolidate their networks of relationships through a continuous learning process, thus reshaping futures in times of pandemics. Conclusions The experiment is meant to continue with developments in different sectors (local communities and local schools) and geographies, also producing intangible results. keywords: change; communities; community; design; development; future; futurealps; innovation; montagna; process; scenarios; students cache: discernj-40.pdf plain text: discernj-40.txt item: #43 of 74 id: discernj-42 author: none title: Reviewer acknowledgements date: 2021 words: 164 flesch: 6 summary: Erika Marlene Cortes, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico Dhriti Dhaundiyal, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, India Katja Fleischmann, Griffith University, Australia Dóra Horváth, Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary Lucinda Morrissey, Universidad Europea Madrid, Spain Selin Mutdogan, Hacettepe University, Turkey Claire Pillar, Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus Lara Salinas, University of the Arts London, United Kingdom Marios Samdanis, Brunel University London, United Kingdom Stefania Savva, Synthesis Center for Research and Education, Cyprus Scott Schmidt, Georgetown & Clemson University, United States Reviewer Acknowledgements for Discern: International Journal of Design for Social Change, Sustainable Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Vol. 2, No. 1 https://www.designforsocialchange.org/journal/index.php/DISCERN-J ISSN 2184-6995 keywords: journal; university cache: discernj-42.pdf plain text: discernj-42.txt item: #44 of 74 id: discernj-44 author: Cortes, Erika Marlene; Garduño Lara, Pamela ; Molina Mora, David; Serrano Ayvar, Ricardo title: Understanding Single-Use Plastic (SUP) during COVID-19 lockdown through digital ethnographic research date: 2021 words: 5837 flesch: 48 summary: Understanding single-use plastic (SUP) during the COVID-19 lockdown through digital ethnographic research. Shifting from analogical to digital ethnographic research. keywords: consumption; covid-19; design; digital; ethnography; food; lockdown; participants; plastic; research; sup; tools; use cache: discernj-44.pdf plain text: discernj-44.txt item: #45 of 74 id: discernj-45 author: Sendra, Dalia; Ferreira, Ana Margarida title: CraftDesign for entrepreneurship, social innovation and sustainability date: 2021 words: 2975 flesch: 34 summary: Further research To bring entrepreneurship and design to crafts as strategies and methods to promote social innovation and the empowerment of vulnerable communities, the work plan proposed will allow us to achieve relevant 52 steps for the investigation in terms of boosting social-based and interdisciplinary research in the field of craft design for social change, providing evidence on the association between crafts and women´s empowerment, as well as strengthening the scientific knowledge and practice of researchers in the field. Abstract Crafts, under the umbrella of the cultural and creative sector, represent an important contribution to social development and cultural freedom. keywords: crafts; craftswomen; design; development; entrepreneurship; innovation; research; women cache: discernj-45.pdf plain text: discernj-45.txt item: #46 of 74 id: discernj-46 author: Gorgel Pinto, António title: Emancipation and creativity atlas: Participatory art and design, the societal image date: 2021 words: 6193 flesch: 37 summary: How do you consider social art and social design as disciplinary practices? Keywords: Participation, Co-design, Social innovation, Societal image, Transmedia practice Common ground The research starting point is based on the recognition of weak common ground between the various practices of social art and the fact that this shared knowledge is the result of an interdisciplinary or transdisciplinary dialectic that could be further developed for the benefit of art, design and society in general. keywords: areas; art; arts; creativity; design; development; innovation; knowledge; participants; project cache: discernj-46.pdf plain text: discernj-46.txt item: #47 of 74 id: discernj-47 author: Huang, Li-Ting; Villari, Beatrice title: Co-creation in circular cities: A design perspective date: 2021 words: 9706 flesch: 38 summary: Managing co-creation design: A strategic approach to innovation. Municipalities have acknowledged the importance of cross-chain and cross-sector collaboration and have started to adopt co-creation processes based on regional differences (EMF, 2015). keywords: actors; cities; citizens; city; creation; design; economy; framework; future; innovation; practices; process; research; services; stakeholders; urban cache: discernj-47.pdf plain text: discernj-47.txt item: #48 of 74 id: discernj-49 author: Neves Pimenta, Maísa; Gonçalves, Eduardo; Valente Pereira, Cristóvão title: Domestic kitchen design as a tool to reduce food waste date: 2021 words: 4917 flesch: 53 summary: Sorting out food waste behaviour: A survey on the motivators and barriers of self-reported amounts of food waste in households. We departed with the hypothesis that space design may influence users’ behaviour; therefore, it can be used as an active tool in favour of sustainability. keywords: behaviour; change; design; food; food waste; kitchen; portugal; research; social; space; study; waste cache: discernj-49.pdf plain text: discernj-49.txt item: #49 of 74 id: discernj-50 author: Dhaundiyal, Dhriti title: Design justice, community-led practices to build the worlds we need : Book review date: 2021 words: 1806 flesch: 51 summary: Defining design justice as “an exploration of how design might be led by marginalized communities, dismantle structural inequality, and advance collective liberation and ecological survival”, Constanza-Chock position it as a function of power in design processes, hypothesising that design justice is a result of who has power while researching and while designing, the decisions they make and how these decisions affect marginalised groups. Book structure Constanza-Chock begin by tracing the roots of design justice in value-sensitive design, universal design and inclusive design. keywords: book; chock; community; design; justice; practices cache: discernj-50.pdf plain text: discernj-50.txt item: #50 of 74 id: discernj-51 author: Lopes, Luciana title: Components of spirituality to safeguard life: For the development of an Integral Design Management approach date: 2021 words: 6525 flesch: 43 summary: The author investigated and fostered responsible design, and with his wife Sylvia Margolin, experimented and proposed a social model of design practice in opposition to the dominant market model (Margolin & Margolin, 2002). The aims of the study are: 1) to present the identification and translation of spirituality components from the thoughts of Papanek (1971, 1995), Schumacher (1974), Walker (2011), Margolin (2014) and Escobar (2018) to serve as indicators for fieldwork guidance, 2) to identify and analyse the components of spirituality through participative experience and participant observation with the artisans of the Association of Women Farmers of Castelões and 3) to present components of a spirituality recreated for today, called 'Spirituality to Safeguard Life', which can support the development of an 'Integral Design Management' approach. keywords: care; components; design; divine; escobar; interdependence; ladies; life; linen; love; management; sense; spirituality; work cache: discernj-51.pdf plain text: discernj-51.txt item: #51 of 74 id: discernj-53 author: Elzey Mercer, Lisa; McDonagh, Ph.D., Deana title: The pedagogy of discomfort: Transformational Experiential Learning date: 2021 words: 5732 flesch: 44 summary: Through the focus of transformative pedagogy, we provide emerging designers (design students) with the time and space to be innovative when designing for complex social issues. For design students, the notion of designing for your future self (e.g. ageing and disability) or your wider community (e.g. gender and ethnicity) is critical to meaningful and impactful design solutions. keywords: design; discomfort; experience; learning; pedagogy; process; racism; step; students; understanding cache: discernj-53.pdf plain text: discernj-53.txt item: #52 of 74 id: discernj-54 author: Wikberg Nilsson, Åsa title: BeChange: Exploring constitutions of a transformative design practice date: 2021 words: 7125 flesch: 53 summary: Design thinking (e.g. Brown, 2008; Brown & Katz, 2011), service design (e.g. Stickdorn et al., 2018) and transformation design (e.g. Bruns et al., 2006) are said to address a wider range of issues and areas than previously recognised as falling within the area of design. Service design can be outlined as a merger of industrial, interaction, graphic- and participatory design together with knowledge from e.g. service marketing, innovation, human work science, psychology and system engineering (Segelström, 2013; Wetter Edman, 2011). keywords: bechange; behaviour; change; climate; design; human; insights; practice; service; understanding; user cache: discernj-54.pdf plain text: discernj-54.txt item: #53 of 74 id: discernj-56 author: Salvador, Margarida Lestra Chaves title: Centenary haberdashery in downtown Lisbon date: 2021 words: 5102 flesch: 49 summary: With the adoption of this creative strategy, some positive effect is expected on the relevance of haberdashery business, its financial impact and integration in the economic-cultural context that will give new life to Rua da Conceição haberdashery historical shops and their brands. The conclusions reached cannot be extrapolated to other spheres of traditional business. keywords: brand; business; communication; haberdashery; identity; lisbon; project; retrós; stores; values cache: discernj-56.pdf plain text: discernj-56.txt item: #54 of 74 id: discernj-58 author: Bittencourt, Juliana; Menegotto Frick de Moura, Luzia; von Frankenberg Berger, Ana title: Enabling co-creation for social innovation: The Parada do Sol Project date: 2021 words: 6816 flesch: 45 summary: The Parada do Sol project was characterized by environmental sustainability, since its outcome was related to renewable energy by 1) educational activities which arose from its implementation through training opportunities for young people in the community, 2) the understanding that all people have a right to obtain relevant knowledge for their personal growth and, finally, 3) the notion that SI should contribute to social-environmental issues. Thus, the Parada do Sol project is aligned with two UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): the promotion of clean and accessible energy (SDG 7) and quality education (SDG 4). keywords: community; creation; design; innovation; installation; method; parada; participants; people; process; project; sol; young cache: discernj-58.pdf plain text: discernj-58.txt item: #55 of 74 id: discernj-60 author: Gaughwin, Melinda; Ellice-Flint, Sarah title: Social design pedagogy and the UN SDGs: Bridging theory and practice to foster critical agency for sustainable futures date: 2021 words: 6678 flesch: 55 summary: We argue that the benefit of introducing the idea of ontological design and design as a redirective practice to social design students is twofold. Interrogating systems through practice A central idea we sought to communicate to students in the delivery of this unit is the relationship between social design practice and the interrogation of systems, as highlighted by Rittner (2020). keywords: design; designer; designing; future; impact; practice; sdgs; students; study; systems; unit cache: discernj-60.pdf plain text: discernj-60.txt item: #56 of 74 id: discernj-61 author: Sancho, Pedro; Gomes, Rute; Pernencar, Cláudia title: Involving or not the beneficiaries role players on social initiative games: Case studies analysis date: 2021 words: 6218 flesch: 46 summary: This critical empirical analysis aimed to comprehend different practices/models of management and functioning related to social entrepreneurship projects and identify the relevance of beneficiaries’ involvement as a critical success factor. These are justified because social entrepreneurship projects and profit-generatin entrepreneurship projects reveal natures from different contexts and several distinct actors, such as stakeholders, beneficiaries, cultures and developed solutions. keywords: beneficiaries; business; case; entrepreneurship; involvement; level; model; project; public; study; success cache: discernj-61.pdf plain text: discernj-61.txt item: #57 of 74 id: discernj-64 author: Watkin, Thomas; Catoir-Brisson, Marie-Julie title: Rethinking social and sustainable innovations through prospective co-design and project-grounded research date: 2021 words: 6751 flesch: 43 summary: Keywords: Social design, Project-grounded research (PGR), Prospective co-design, Sustainability, Social and solidarity economy (SSE) Introduction Project-grounded research (PGR) in social design is presented as a form of research at the crossroads of action research, participatory research and research and development, driven by the desire to transform society and promote social change (Catoir-Brisson & Watkin, 2021; Findeli, 2003). Abstract How can project-grounded research in social design make it possible to question the creation of social relations and the emergence of forms of solidarity? keywords: action; communities; design; development; fiction; innovation; participants; participatory; pgr; project; research; solidarity; sse; sustainability cache: discernj-64.pdf plain text: discernj-64.txt item: #58 of 74 id: discernj-65 author: none title: Reviewer acknowledgements date: 2021 words: 160 flesch: 12 summary: Sarah Baker, Media Design School, New Zealand Beatrice Villari, Polytechnic University of Milan, Italy Sue Giloi, Inscape, Pretoria, South Africa Marios Samdanis, Brunel University London, United Kingdom Scott Schmidt, Georgetown & Clemson University, United States Harah Chon, Lasalle College of the Arts, Singapore Jyoti Kapur, University of Borås, Sweden Egemen Okutur, Bahcesehir University, Turkey Zoran Markovic, University of Botswana, Gaborone, Botswana Lisa Elzey Mercer, University of Illinois, United States Neema Munuo, Brandenburg University of Technology, Germany Reviewer Acknowledgements for Discern: International Journal of Design for Social Change, Sustainable Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Vol. 2, No. 2 https://www.designforsocialchange.org/journal/index.php/DISCERN-J ISSN 2184-6995 keywords: university cache: discernj-65.pdf plain text: discernj-65.txt item: #59 of 74 id: discernj-72 author: Zenonos, Eleni title: Social impact measurement in Cyprus and other European countries date: 2022 words: 3285 flesch: 42 summary: Social impact measurement in Cyprus and other European countries Eleni Zenonos Published online: Social impact measurement in Cyprus and other European countries. keywords: cyprus; impact; lack; measurement; organisations; participants cache: discernj-72.pdf plain text: discernj-72.txt item: #60 of 74 id: discernj-73 author: Bertmark, Anna title: Consuming new narratives: Second-order design fictions as transition objects for planet-centric consumption habits date: 2022 words: 5964 flesch: 45 summary: Consuming new narratives: Second order design fictions as transition objects for planet-centric consumption habits Anna Bertmark Published online: 2 Consuming new narratives: Second order design fictions as transition objects for planet-centric consumption habits Anna Bertmarka aUniversity of Brighton, UK. annamy.bertmark@gmail.com keywords: artefacts; carbon; change; consumption; design; fictions; future; image; need; order; planet; work; world cache: discernj-73.pdf plain text: discernj-73.txt item: #61 of 74 id: discernj-74 author: Umut Tasa title: An ecology of media, technology and design date: 2022 words: 6142 flesch: 56 summary: Environmental design approach When we shift our focus from the artefacts, humans and their mediated environments to the environmental issues, earth ecologies and a broader selection of design fields, including architectural, industrial and urban design, we come across the fields of sustainability, environmental design, regenerative design and so forth. As for the design of digital and interactive mediated environments and new technologies, just recently a growing community has emerged with environmental concerns and an interest in environmental design. keywords: bateson; context; design; ecology; human; media; mountain; nature; patterns; systems; technologies; time cache: discernj-74.pdf plain text: discernj-74.txt item: #62 of 74 id: discernj-75 author: Nold, Christian; Kaszynska, Patrycja; Bailey, Jocelyn; Kimbell, Lucy title: Twelve potluck principles for social design date: 2022 words: 6099 flesch: 50 summary: Principle 2: Social design operates on the relational practice between human and technical systems where human-centred design is inadequate This principle highlights that social design must tackle technical and human problems together and at the same time. Principle 3: Social design extends across an object and planetary scales, domains and sites A socio-material approach demonstrates that social design is not confined to obvious sites of social activity such as community organizations or social services. keywords: citizen; community; design; innovation; practice; principles; science; social cache: discernj-75.pdf plain text: discernj-75.txt item: #63 of 74 id: discernj-77 author: Monna, Vanessa; Hayama, Yasuyuki title: Nurturing public value for community resilience: A tentative discussion around co-production of narratives through a civic design approach date: 2022 words: 4180 flesch: 42 summary: Nurturing public value for community resilience. Nurturing public value for community resilience. keywords: approach; communities; community; design; institutions; narratives; problems; public; resilience; value cache: discernj-77.pdf plain text: discernj-77.txt item: #64 of 74 id: discernj-78 author: Vignati, Arianna ; Lam, Busayawan; Azariadis, Philip; D’Ambrosio, Silvia ; Bofylatos, Spyros title: Teaching design in emerging countries: A train-the-trainer methodology date: 2022 words: 5916 flesch: 46 summary: The development of innovative and permanent methods for research and design approaches. Supporting the emergence of Indian design through Design and Innovation Centers – a methodological approach. keywords: approach; building; capacity; courses; design; education; indian; innovation; interaction; learning; research; sessions; teaching cache: discernj-78.pdf plain text: discernj-78.txt item: #65 of 74 id: discernj-79 author: Gonzalez, Ricardo title: Biocomposite’s ecodevelopment from water hyacinth: A proposal of sustainable-integral design for Xochimilco, Mexico City date: 2022 words: 6126 flesch: 43 summary: At the same time, there is another material concept called material activism (Ribul, 2013), whose purpose is to explore the democratisation of material production with do-it-yourself tools, in terms of materials and infrastructure that can be had at home and from there carry out experimentations. Material driven design (MDD): a method to design for material experiences. keywords: biocomposites; community; design; development; eco; environmental; fibre; gregorio; hyacinth; material; project; san; strategy; sustainability; water; work; xochimilco cache: discernj-79.pdf plain text: discernj-79.txt item: #66 of 74 id: discernj-83 author: none title: Reviewer acknowledgements date: 2022 words: 137 flesch: 11 summary: Lisa Elzey Mercer, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Alessandro Segalini, Binghamton University, USA Vanessa Monna, Politecnico di Milano, Italy Thelma Flores, Miami International University of Art and Design, USA Oxana Jeoung-Rakova, Seoul National University, South Korea Shriya Malhotra, independent researcher, India Selin Mutdogan, Hacettepe University, Turkey Aakanksha Sinha, Seattle University, USA Reviewer Acknowledgements for Discern: International Journal of Design for Social Change, Sustainable Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Vol. 3, No. 1 https://www.designforsocialchange.org/journal/index.php/DISCERN-J ISSN 2184-6995 keywords: university cache: discernj-83.pdf plain text: discernj-83.txt item: #67 of 74 id: discernj-88 author: Andrew, Inge title: Designing a value object for perpetrators of domestic violence date: 2022 words: 6013 flesch: 60 summary: Both participants had been attending SVD group sessions for more than two years and were adamant that the journey of change was lifelong. The importance of the relationship between mentors and new men at SVD has already been identified in the themes above. keywords: change; design; group; journey; key; men; new; process; svd; violence cache: discernj-88.pdf plain text: discernj-88.txt item: #68 of 74 id: discernj-89 author: Hayama, Yasuyuki; Zurlo, Francesco title: Toward societal transformation through design storytelling : A case study of brand designing in the mineral water industry in Finland date: 2022 words: 5890 flesch: 45 summary: A case study of brand design in the mineral water industry in Finland Yasuyuki Hayama, Francesco Zurlo Published online: A case study of brand design in the mineral water industry in Finland. keywords: brand; case; change; design; design storytelling; elements; social; storytelling; study; transformation; water cache: discernj-89.pdf plain text: discernj-89.txt item: #69 of 74 id: discernj-90 author: Garcia, Ma. Karysa; Campos, Karl title: Consumers’ purchase intention towards eco-friendly packaging in Kidapawan City, Philippines date: 2022 words: 4559 flesch: 48 summary: For example, Gregorio (2015) and Resurreccion (2015) pioneered green consumer research by creating a profile of Filipinos as green consumers. 5.37 Strongly agree Total 5.30 Strongly agree Tests of difference were conducted to determine differences in the level of consumer purchase intention when grouped according to age, educational attainment, income and sex. keywords: consumers; eco; green; intention; level; packaging; products; purchase; purchase intention cache: discernj-90.pdf plain text: discernj-90.txt item: #70 of 74 id: discernj-91 author: Twamley, Georgina; Mazzarella, Francesco title: The benevolent future of fashion: A framework for business partnerships with a social purpose date: 2022 words: 6860 flesch: 48 summary: Author of Fashion, Business and Spirituality Fashion business trends and change drivers Shehan Perera Communications Officer at Social Enterprise UK Socially enterprising business development Jonathan Chippindale CEO of Holition, cutting-edge luxury retail technology services company Expert in multidisciplinary collaborative approach, knowledgeable about fashion collaborations and projects Sarah Burns MBE Chair of Operations for fashion charity Smartworks Knowledgeable about how charities work with fashion brands Jo Tutchener-Sharp CEO of Scamp&Dude fashion brand that engages in charitable collaborations Knowledgeable about how fashion brands work with charities Ruby Wight Creative Lead: Campaigns and Partnerships at Burberry Retailer running collaborations with the goal of brand marketing Simone Parchment Head of Strategic Partnerships at Matches Fashion Retailer running collaborations with the goal of customer acquisition Thematic analysis (Saunders et al., 2019) was conducted to extract themes and patterns and draw meaning from the raw data collected in the form of the survey responses and interview transcripts. The survey was filled in by 100 participants from 14 countries, providing insight into the public’s perception of fashion brands and consumer wellness. keywords: brands; business; collaborations; consumers; fashion; figure; framework; industry; new; paper; partnerships; research; survey; values cache: discernj-91.pdf plain text: discernj-91.txt item: #71 of 74 id: discernj-93 author: Lakeridou, Rafaella Maria; Karpasitis, Christos title: Social cause advertising is not your traditional advertising: A framework for designing social change date: 2022 words: 6265 flesch: 56 summary: Social cause advertising is not your traditional advertising: Social cause advertising is not your traditional advertising: keywords: advertisements; advertising; age; cause; colour; design; element; graphic; home; line; research cache: discernj-93.pdf plain text: discernj-93.txt item: #72 of 74 id: discernj-94 author: Calvo, Mirian; Cruickshank, Leon; Sclater, Madeleine title: Exploring mutual learning in co-design date: 2022 words: 6297 flesch: 50 summary: A view of the nature of design research. Stappers (Eds.), Proceedings of the IASDR 2011, the 4th world conference on design research (pp. 1-12). keywords: action; case; community; design; learning; methods; participants; participatory; people; process; project; research cache: discernj-94.pdf plain text: discernj-94.txt item: #73 of 74 id: discernj-95 author: Ramirez Loaiza, Sebastian; Rebola, Claudia B. title: Fighting the opioid crisis by design : Technology solutions as innovative systems for advancing communities of care against overdose deaths date: 2022 words: 3683 flesch: 50 summary: These pilots involved collaborations between experts in emergency medicine and industrial design, trainers in overdose recognition and rescue, and community agencies and municipalities to design and launch systems for providing community access to naloxone so that lay people can rescue overdose victims in advance of the arrival of EMS. The smart dispenser used a lock safety mechanism for naloxone access to address regulatory mandates. keywords: antiod; cincinnati; community; crisis; design; naloxbox; naloxone; opioid; overdose; public cache: discernj-95.pdf plain text: discernj-95.txt item: #74 of 74 id: discernj-98 author: none title: Reviewer acknowledgements date: 2022 words: 140 flesch: 20 summary: Sarah Baker, Media Design School, New Zealand Asa Wikberg, Luleå University of Technology, Sweden Emine Koca, Ankara Hacı Bayram Veli University, Turkey Aicha Nairi, University of Monastir, Tunisia Georgina Twamley, University of the Arts London, UK Claire Pillar, Art+Design: elearning lab, Cyprus Melanie Levick-Parkin, Sheffield Hallam University, UK Reviewer Acknowledgements for Discern: International Journal of Design for Social Change, Sustainable Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Vol. 3, No. 2 https://www.designforsocialchange.org/journal/index.php/DISCERN-J ISSN 2184-6995 keywords: university cache: discernj-98.pdf plain text: discernj-98.txt