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ARTIST FOCUS: Rachel Beck of Newd Elements
This is the first of what will be an occasional series on Climate Creative about artists who are using their talents to make the world a better place. Rachel Beck is an artist at heart and an industrial designer by trade who is drawn to the beautiful things in life. At shopnewd.com, visitors can purchase a
Climate Connections: Environmental Racism – Food
Food Climate Connections: Environmental Racism Intro Food is one of the joys in life, but food production can be anything but a joy. From planting and packing to preparation and
Climate Connections: Environmental Racism – Public Health
Public Health Climate Connections: Environmental Racism Intro Environmental racism is a public health crisis! Once you see the connection, it can’t be unseen. The systemic oppression that redlines and reduces
Climate Connections: Environmental Racism – Introduction
Introduction Climate Connections: Environmental Racism Intro Hi and welcome to our first-ever Climate Connections series! We’re diving into intricacies of how racial justice and climate change are connected and directly
The World Burns Differently
We know our world is burning. It’s the drive that moves us, that brings people into the movement and that strengthens our resolve for a just future. We also know
The Sustainable Future Roadmap
The Sustainable Future Roadmap The Sustainable Future Roadmap Check out our featured projects Overview A roadmap for the future Ever wonder what a sustainable, regenerative future would look like? Look
SFSU Summer Design Researchers
As the summer draws to an end we want to highlight the exceptional work of our two Summer Design Researchers, Louis Terreros and Winnie Guan. Louis and Winnie worked with
Climate Change: Designers caused it. Now let’s do something about it.
Designers are some of the most idealistic and systems-focused individuals in organizations and communities. They see problems and they fix them — always with the intent to better the lives
