SXSW 2019

Designing for the Forgotten: Impact Behind Empathy

Description:

So, this one goes like this: a Catalonian researcher, a German sociologist, a Spanish entrepreneur and a Peruvian business guy walk into a bar in Antioquia, Colombia…. Well, not really, but close enough! Since our eagerness and curiosity has led us to experience some amazing journeys around the globe in the search for a common goal: design great services for people from very diverse contexts. We want to share some thoughts on some challenges we’ve faced when designing solutions for people that have been usually left out or misunderstood, whom we’ve called the “forgotten”: from a single working mom in Peru or a community leader in Nepal to a blind senior citizen in Spain, they all have very inspiring stories that enrich our perspectives and help us create better, more inclusive, more human.


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Takeaways

  1. Share some of our learnings on how to approach complex design challenges in unknown contexts.
  2. Walk the talk around empathy and ethnographic research: stories and examples on how to apply it.
  3. Not only share our thoughts and experiences, but also encourage attendants to do so and learn more about similar experiences.

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Organizer

Antonio Jimeno, Head of Design, Krealo


Meta Information:

  • Event: SXSW
  • Format: Panel
  • Track: Social & Global Impact
  • Track 2
  • Level: Intermediate


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