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Monthly Archive July, 2009

how do design activists cope with fear, risk, and danger?

July 20, 2009

I’ve heard a lot recently about how those of us working on social change issues, from climate change to health care, should avoid trying to scare people into change. We shouldn’t be fear mongers.
Object Orange, a Detroit group highlights abandoned, often
crime ridden houses by painting them orange
But a couple of recent episodes of “direct […]

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readers roundup

July 8, 2009

Occasionally I get notes from readers who are working on interesting projects. From time to time I’d like to present short “round ups” of the news I’m getting. Here’s the first:
Wired Unplugged
Are printed magazines dead? Should they be, from an environmental standpoint? Antonio Scarponi, in Zurich, sent me this set of instructions for how to […]

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