Conversations with Anke Schwittay and Diana : 12noon, 14th March.
Our Talks Series for 2022 continues with Dr. Anke Schwittay from Sussex University and Diana Garduño Jimenez (a D4C alumnus), Project Officer at… Read More
Conversations with Simone Ferracina: 12noon, 7th Feb.
Our Talks Series for 2022 begins with Dr. Simone Ferracina, Lecturer in Architectural Design/Detail at the Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture (ESALA) here… Read More
Alumni Group and More Yum Studio Design D4C Website
A talented and generous group of alumni have worked with the agency More Yum to design this website! The design comes from the work… Read More
Alumni Ellie Horwood’s Work on Empathy Features in Leading Penal Reform Bulletin
Ellie Horwood, D4C graduate of 2019-20, has had her dissertation work on empathy and the prison system featured in a leading penal reform organisation’s annual… Read More
‘Searching for the Ethos of a Lost Art School’ by Judith Winter
The ‘Critical Change’ Talk Series. We were delighted to welcome independent curator and Gray’s School of Art lecturer, Judith Winter, who spoke to us on… Read More
‘Practices of Use, Experiments in Sociality’ by Dr Giovanni Marmont
The ‘Critical Change’ Talk Series Giovanni Marmont is an independent researcher based in Edinburgh and tutor on the MA Design for Change programme in the… Read More
Coffee with Sarah Drummond from Snook
The ‘D4C Conversations’ Series Sarah will be joining us from Snook to chat about service design, design consultancy and being your own boss (and… Read More
‘Designs for Change’ by Dr. Katy Fox of Mycelium
The ‘Critical Change’ Talk Series: Katy founded Mycelium, the ecosocial design agency in 2019. She writes that her aim with Mycelium… Read More
Coffee with Tom Smith from Lateral North
The ‘D4C Conversations’ Series Tom will be joining us to talk about Lateral North’s wide ranging work which covers community driven social design projects,… Read More
‘Talking Lines: The Dialectogram as Socially Engaged Design’ by Dr. Mitch Miller
The ‘Critical Change’ Talk Series Dr Mitch Miller. is a Glasgow-based illustrator and researcher. His dialectograms (www.dialectograms.com) are complex drawings of buildings,… Read More
