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Our partnership with Capital One's Design team has been incredible. We're thrilled to announce we're officially making it official.
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Our last SF Social Table of the year is October 23rd! Get your tickets, it's gonna be a good one. eventbrite.com/e/social-tabl…
Excited to have Kenneth Kim of @GLIDEsf and Jennifer Kiss of @SFFound at Social Table on 10/23! Get a preview of their amazing work here: ktvu.com/news/356170251-vide…
“You know how someone says, ‘Why’d you become a nurse or doctor?’ And they say, ‘I want to help people’?” asks @vcastillo630. “Wouldn’t it be cool if someone says, ‘Why’d you become an engineer or a product designer?’ And you say, ‘I want to help people.’”
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"I got to be a part of destroying a narrative. There is nothing more than I could have ever asked for than that." - Hannah Beachler, Production Designer of #BlackPanther
@chinchilla1970 #chinchilla1970 @AlanaWashington #UXWeek18
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In a world full of problems and shy on answers, doing nothing is the only wrong option. Do what you can with what you have, where you are. DWYCWWYHWYA! @kathrinevbecker
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"What if we took this attention-grabbing power of animation and used it for the things that people actually care about?" @vlh @uxweek #UXWeek18 bit.ly/UX18Val
Come to @uxweek to see how Black Panther Production Designer Hannah Beachler designs worlds that make you feel those #WakandaForever feels. #UXWeek18
Come to Social Table TOMORROW for more tips on designing for social impact. medium.com/@adaptivepath/be-…
ALT “Work at the pace of the community. If you’re building relationships with people, it takes time to build that trust and to co-create. You cannot work fast and break things the way you would in a for-profit process.” from “Be Good, Do Good: A Social Table Event Recap” by Adaptive Path.
Are you *being* good while *doing* good? We discuss at Social Table.
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"...As we rely more and more on machines to make decisions with bigger and broader implications, we need more fidelity. We need the machine to see the details, see around the periphery, and see the things we think have no bearing." medium.com/capitalonedesign/…
"After my first design sprint, my team trusted me less and were more confused than they had been the week before. As a design professional, this was extremely disappointing; as a researcher, it was fascinating."
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If you're a designer looking for lightning talk speaking opportunities about social good, check out Social Table on May 22. Here's a recap of last time with details on how to speak at a future event. bit.ly/SocialTableRecapFeb18
Defining success metrics is often the toughest part of social impact design. See @piercegordon1's PhD research on "Evaluating Social Innovation: Expanding Perspectives of Success" at Social Table on May 22. bit.ly/SocialTableMay2018
We serve the community best by giving them power. Great message from @michellethong who spoke at our last Social Table.
ALT “When we organize human-centered design workshops with City staff, our goal is for the participants to experience the power of their own insight and ideas.…” from “Being a Multiplier: Why Government Innovators Need to Do Less and Lead More” by Michelle Thong.
Social Table is happening on May 22! Here's everything we learned last time about #SocialImpact by #Design.
bit.ly/SocialTableRecapFeb18
It’s like we’re playing the @AdaptivePath greatest hits: @peterme does the hand waving while I sit vaguely perplexed. On the whiteboard, a Venn diagram. xitter.cf/vladgeorgescu/status/9…