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The document discusses a collaboration between a charity organization called Percy Hedley Foundation and a design school's fashion students. The goal is for the students to work with and design garments for the charity's adult service users, who will then model the garments in a public fashion show at a large shopping center. The charity hopes this engagement will help change perceptions and encourage other organizations to work with their service users.
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The document summarizes a project called "Palácios do Rio" which aimed to open a palace in Rio de Janeiro to tourists using local guides. It involved forming partnerships between residents, institutions, and traders to collectively design tour routes. The process included historical surveys, inventory of tourist attractions, planning visits, submitting routes for approval, and training guides. The goal was for tourists to experience the heritage and lives of the area in a respectful way.
Sustainable regional tourism
The Vale Histórico region in Sao Paulo state comprises 7 municipalities with a population of 50,000 that preserve local biomes, architecture, and rural culture. As tourism to the region grows, 25 small local entrepreneurs have associated together to guide tourism development towards sustainability. They formed ARCCO to address both the dangers and opportunities of increased visitors. Operational ARCCO is the most important achievement so far, and new partnerships with other regional actors are being established.
The square we want
The document describes a project by PUC-Rio and an NGO in the Complexo da Maré area of Rio de Janeiro to promote active citizenship and community participation. The project aims to regenerate an abandoned public square through a series of meetings and communication actions where local residents can express their wishes and collectively redesign the space. The goal is to overcome social exclusion and lack of belonging by encouraging resident participation in community improvement efforts.
The scholar shoes
The document discusses a social design project in Novo Hamburgo, Brazil that aims to address the needs of students, schools, government and industry for affordable, seasonally appropriate scholar shoes, while also providing work for unemployed shoe workers. The project proposes a pilot co-participatory design and manufacturing initiative involving students, parents, schools, social workers, universities, NGOs, government, industry and unemployed workers to collectively design and produce regional scholar shoes through an empowering and sustainable process.
Projeto catadores
Scavengers in Nova Lima have difficulty collecting urban garbage with inadequate tools and little community support. A project aims to design better tools to improve the garbage collection process and raise public awareness of their role in recycling. With new tools and community participation, the waste collection process can become more efficient.
Pro africa
The document discusses a project between universities in Brazil, South Africa, Botswana, Uganda, Kenya, and Morocco aimed at developing a communication channel for mutual learning in social innovation. The project will use tools like videos and a digital platform to build bridges between communities and support learning processes. The goal is to promote new solutions for challenges faced in both African and Brazilian contexts through social innovation.
Indiamaras handicraft
Indiamara developed a technique for making clothing by reusing plastic bags in Brazil. She has created many clothing items using over 1,000 plastic bags. The INOSUS DESIGN team will hold a workshop to develop new dress designs for Indiamara to produce using plastic bags. They will also create a system to connect supermarkets and shops with excess plastic bags to Indiamara as a supplier of raw materials. A web platform will be developed to integrate all stakeholders in the project.
Geraes´ creative community
The document discusses a program called "Creative Communities" in Minas Gerais, Brazil that aims to support local communities through sustainable tourism and craft development. The program works with communities that have cultural heritage and craft traditions, using design methods to improve techniques and help communities develop tourism to generate income. The goal is to meet socio-cultural and economic needs of communities through fostering creativity.
Games and sustainability
This document discusses a project to develop a framework applying game design concepts to make services for sustainability more participatory and engaging. The framework would organize and synthesize game design concepts shown to foster engagement, pleasure and rewards, and apply them to user experiences with sustainability services in order to increase participation. A researcher would analyze, compile and structure game design techniques into a usable format for improving sustainability services. The goal is to leverage game mechanics to better engage users with these important services.
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Percy headley project
- 1. STUPID DESIGN Project No 5.strange- troublesome-unbounded-provocative- ill-defined-defendable Key words: charity organisation, community building, social services
- 2. Collaborators Percy Hedley Foundation – ABLE 2 Design School – First Year Undergraduate Fashion students (and Andy Tennant ) METROCENTRE – Largest Retail Shopping Centre in Europe Context:PHF – Was founded to support children with cerebral palsy but now also supports children and adults with communication difficulties. ABLE 2 is designed for adult service users some of whom are residents – the majority though access day care
- 3. Project: The brief that we eventually settled on, was for service - users to work alongside the students to design garments that will eventually be modelled by the service users at an open to the public fashion show hosted by the Metrocentre in November. However – of equal importance to PHF was the engagement of the students and how their positive experience could be recorded and used to persuade other external agencies to engage with the service users
- 4. Student comments: Thank you for such an amazing opportunity, I really enjoyed the visit to the Percy Hedley foundation, and I'm really exited to work on the project. Before the visit I was unsure what to expect from the foundation, or how to address and communicate with the service users, if I'm honest, I was a little bit nervous in case I accidentally came across as patronising or offended anybody. I was particularly inspired by the idea of designing beautiful items that fit with the needs of service users, as no designers appear to consider these. I also found the artwork created by the service users incredibly inspiring, especially their use of bright colours. After the visit, I am now incredibly exited to work on the project, and collaborate with people with such a different viewpoint and incredible ideas!