Care

Designing with care requires more empathy in the design process to sense the emotional needs and conditions of others. Designing with empathy requires awareness and sensitivity. Empathy builds trust; it engages stakeholders, and it leads to better outcomes. The design sector demonstrates that it cares by contributing to emergency responses to bushfires and COVID-19 from adapting supply chains and production lines to creating designs geared towards the public good. The events of 2020 have highlighted the need for greater care, from the design of the healthcare system to the broader world of products and services that could shape a more empathetic future.
Free

Wonderstruck

One Two One Two
26 - 04 Apr (10 sessions)
Free
RMIT University's Health Transformation Lab
30 Mar
AMRA + Jacobs
31 Mar
Free

LCI Re-Connected

LCI Melbourne
27 Mar
Free
Orygen, RMIT University and Portable
30 Mar
Free

Making Tight 

RMIT Architecture, University of Queensland School of Architecture and PRAUD
30 - 01 Apr (3 sessions)
Free
Dion Tuckwell, Fiona Young, Vivienne Awad, Richard Leonard, & Lisa Grocott
01 Apr
Booked Out Free
Dr Desiree Hernandez Ibinarriaga and Assistant Professor Howard Munroe.
30 Mar
Free
Dr Tristan Schultz, Professor Lisa Grocott and Dr Desiree Hernandez Ibinarriaga
31 Mar
Booked Out Free
Professor Daphne Flynn, Dr Nyein Aung and Design Health Collab, Monash University; QUT Professor Lisa Scharoun, Professor Evonne Miller + Partnering Clinicians
31 Mar
Free
Dr Ilya Fridman & Alli Edwards
01 Apr
Museum of Humankind
26 Mar