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Meena is a social innovation consultant and design strategist tackling complex social challenges through human-centered design and community engagement dedicated to tackling complex social challenges through human-centered design and community engagement. With a background in social anthropology and design, she has worked across diverse settings, from urban slums to corporate boardrooms. Previously, Meena spent eight years at IDEO, where she led community engagement for OpenIDEO and advised IDEO U's initiatives. Her expertise lies in fostering collaboration, equity, and innovation to drive meaningful change. Born in Aotearoa New Zealand with Indian ancestry, she brings a global perspective to her work in social impact.Meena was the Spring Social Innovator in Residence with the ERA Chair in Social Innovation and the DESIS Lab at NOVA SBE.Follow Meena on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/meanestindian/?originalSubdomain=nzand on Subtack: https://randomspecific.substack.com/Credits:Host: Anne-Laure FayardPost-production: Claudio SilvaMusic & Art Work: Guilhem TamisierRecorded at the Fidelidade Creative Studio, Nova SBE

When Dr. Paul Kalanithi faced a stage IV lung cancer diagnosis in his last year as a neurosurgical resident, his wife, Dr. Lucy Kalanithi faced it with him. In the twenty-two months that followed, they continued to work, had a child and he wrote a best selling book . But since his death, how have her grief and her love showed themselves? She made sure that his book, when Breath Becomes Air, was published and promoted, most importantly by her. She carried his love forward into her own life and parenting of their daughter Cady. And she lent her energy to projects that reflect the intersection between that most impactful walk through cancer with Paul, and her interest in meaning in medicine, patient-centered care and end-of-life care. So it is no surprise that she is on the advisory board of the OpenIDEO end of life challenge, exploring how to improve end of life experiences world wide. Hear how this newest passion connects with what she and Paul experienced during his illness and death.

When Dr. Paul Kalanithi faced a stage IV lung cancer diagnosis in his last year as a neurosurgical resident, his wife, Dr. Lucy Kalanithi faced it with him. In the twenty-two months that followed, they continued to work, had a child and he wrote a best selling book . But since his death, how have her grief and her love showed themselves? She made sure that his book, when Breath Becomes Air, was published and promoted, most importantly by her. She carried his love forward into her own life and parenting of their daughter Cady. And she lent her energy to projects that reflect the intersection between that most impactful walk through cancer with Paul, and her interest in meaning in medicine, patient-centered care and end-of-life care. So it is no surprise that she is on the advisory board of the OpenIDEO end of life challenge, exploring how to improve end of life experiences world wide. Hear how this newest passion connects with what she and Paul experienced during his illness and death.

When Dr. Paul Kalanithi faced a stage IV lung cancer diagnosis in his last year as a neurosurgical resident, his wife, Dr. Lucy Kalanithi faced it with him. In the twenty-two months that followed, they continued to work, had a child and he wrote a best selling book . But since his death, how have her grief and her love showed themselves? She made sure that his book, when Breath Becomes Air, was published and promoted, most importantly by her. She carried his love forward into her own life and parenting of their daughter Cady. And she lent her energy to projects that reflect the intersection between that most impactful walk through cancer with Paul, and her interest in meaning in medicine, patient-centered care and end-of-life care. So it is no surprise that she is on the advisory board of the OpenIDEO end of life challenge, exploring how to improve end of life experiences world wide. Hear how this newest passion connects with what she and Paul experienced during his illness and death.

Fedia Kourbatov is 23 years old and the founder of Baba Bags, a reusable bag social enterprise. Fedia founded Baba Bags in his college dorm room 2 years ago at the University of Oklahoma. Baba Bags' mission is to eliminate single-use plastic bag usage and give back to impactful nonprofits. In 2 years they have saved an estimated 50,000 single-use plastic bags from being used! Baba Bags currently are handmade, come with a lifetime warranty and come in 2 colors. Their green & white bag is partnered with Action Against Hunger and their orange & white bag is partnered with the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation. Each time the respective color is purchased Baba Bags donates to the partnered charity!   Today's Sponsor: Wondrium offers documentaries, series, lessons, how-to's, and more, on any topic you can imagine. Watch on any device and on the go! To get your free trial go to Wondrium.com/ASM   In this episode Marjorie and Fedi discuss: Starting a business with a social goal as part of its primary mission. The personal history behind the design of the Baba Bag and the people behind the handmade bags. The future of gamification as an earth-friendly habit-building tool. Valuable advice for any entrepreneur. Resources mentioned in today's episode: How I Built This Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how-i-built-this-with-guy-raz/id1150510297 Sooner Innovation Fund - ********https://www.ou.edu/entrepreneurship/sooner-innovation-fund National Pediatric Cancer Foundation - ****https://nationalpcf.org/ Action Against Hunger - ****https://www.actionagainsthunger.org/ SCORE Mentorship program - https://www.score.org/find-mentor Evernote - https://evernote.com/ OpenIDEO - https://www.openideo.com/ Start Something That Matters by the founder of TOMS Shoes, Blake Mycoskie - https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/201230/start-something-that-matters-by-blake-mycoskie/ Connect with Fedi and the Baba Bag Team: Website: https://www.baba-bags.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsbababags/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/itsbababags/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/itsbababags Connect with Marjorie Alexander: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/asustainablemind/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/SustainableMind Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/asustainablemind/ Website: http://www.asustainablemind.com   Interested in sponsoring or supporting A Sustainable Mind? Visit our sponsorship page at ASustainableMind.com/sponsor!

Due to forces beyond his control, Michael's grad school timeline was postponed by an entire year. In this episode, we discuss how he used that extra time and liminal space.   Today, Michael is an international facilitator with nearly 10 years of experience. He started by leading groups at substance abuse and mental health facilities. Teaching skills such as effective communication, mindfulness, anger management, and healthy relationships.   Utilizing his psychology, improv, and design thinking background, Michael facilitates workshops and speaks to organizations on developing collaborative and productive team cultures by working with teams to develop psychological safety, navigate difficult conversations, create clarity around decision making, build trust, practice the process of innovation and so on.   He also has 15 years of improv experience, including teaching at an improv theater company in San Francisco. And he was the Community Organizer for OpenIDEO in San Diego and developed a deep understanding of the process of innovation and design thinking.   Michael currently resides in Oceanside and enjoys dancing, Brazilian jujitsu, dinner nights with good friends, and banana pancakes.   Website: https://leadbyimpact.com   Connect with the Transitions Project! @patricia.cosulich & @the_transitions_project Click here to subscribe to our newsletter.   Music Credits: "ALmost Bliss" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Ximena Matus es diseñadora industrial y de servicios. Ella en esta charla nos cuenta como se enfocó a construir comunidad entre los diseñadores de su país, especialmente involucrando a diseñadores jóvenes y la universidad. Nos cuenta como trajeron el capítulo de OpenIdeo en Guatemala. Trabaja en temas de experiencias de aprendizaje y en iniciativas para acelerar emprendimientos. Colaboró con la creación de cursos como Diseño para la Innovación Social y Diseño de Servicios en la Universidad Rafael Landívar. También trabajó en temas de diseño de servicios e innovación, con entidades locales como la Embajada Británica en Guatemala, y otras organizaciones políticas y sector privado. Es parte de Cacao Capital, una firma de inversión ángel que fundaron con su familia, con el propósito de apoyar proyectos en Latinoamérica que generen un impacto positivo. Ella nos cuenta del reto del Index Project Award y como usaron esto dentro de la educación formal, en la universidad. Y de su colaboración con Red Ciudadana en temas de participación. Palabras claves: #educación #innovaciónsocial #futuros #emprendimientos #redes #alimentos #comida Esta es la 2da entrevista de la serie Guatemala y diseño hecha en colaboración con el Festival Vértice. Esta entrevista es parte de las listas: Comunidades de diseñadores, Educación en diseño y Diseño de servicios.

Fascinating interview by Melanie Boylan with Rob Metcalf and Natalie LeRoy about their insights into how behavioural economics is usefully impacting on fuel consumption in the aviation industry. If you are planning to save an airline, could you do it through big sweeping changes like new aircraft designs and futuristic fuels, or could you do it through small messages of encouragement and feedback about fuel use? Using behavioural economics to improve fuel efficiency for pilots More about Natalie LeRoy Natalie is a creative director with experience bringing concepts, products and research to life in a variety of mediums and roles. She is leading Signol’s creative team, marketing and product. In her community, Natalie runs an experimental architecture group and guides participants through openIDEO design challenges as a mentor. More about Rob Metcalf Rob is an Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Southern California. His research tests economic theory using field experiments and identifies practical solutions to business and government challenges. He was a collaborator on MINDSPACE, the first influential report about the applications of behavioral economics. Rob’s recent research has been featured in the Harvard Business Review, The Wall Street Journal, and the Financial Times, and was cited in the award of the Nobel Prize in Economics to Richard Thaler. Co Founder of Signol More about Melanie Melanie Boylan tweeted: Check out my latest #blog for StartUp Mindset called "How to be Reactive and Proactive on Social Media" #socialmedia #socialmediatips Over the years I have worked with SME, FMCG and State Bodies I’m delighted to say I now support and train all sizes of business and my business has grown with my clients. I provide Adult Education and support for people in Business. With my many years of experience in promoting services and charities in Ireland and the UK; I have been very fortunate to establish a strong network of contacts and over the years have learnt how best to promote a business online and improve their social media scoring. Creating a professional image and maintaining it is the crux of a great marketing plan and is instrumental in today’s climate in making your business stand out, I can tailor my services to your requirements. Over the last few years I have started working in other areas I have a genuine passion in. I have been avid writer for a number years and started working as a Freelance Writer with Irish Tech News since 2016 and StartUp Mindset since October 2019. More about Irish Tech News and Business Showcase here. FYI the ROI for you is => Irish Tech News now gets over 1.5 million monthly views, and up to 900k monthly unique visitors, from over 160 countries. We have over 860,000 relevant followers on Twitter on our various accounts & were recently described as Ireland’s leading online tech news site and Ireland’s answer to TechCrunch, so we can offer you a good audience! Since introducing desktop notifications a short time ago, which notify readers directly in their browser of new articles being published, over 50,000 people have now signed up to receive them ensuring they are instantly kept up to date on all our latest content. Desktop notifications offer a unique method of serving content directly to verified readers and bypass the issue of content getting lost in people’s crowded news feeds. Drop us a line if you want to be featured, guest post, suggest a possible interview or just let us know what you would like to see more of in our future articles. We’re always open to new and interesting suggestions for informative and different articles. If you would like to be featured in our podcast series drop us a line & don’t forget to sign up for notifications for our latest episodes and follow us on Twitter, Linkedin, SoundCloud, iTunes or your own favourite podcast platform. Contact us, by email, twitter or whatever social media works for you and ...

Fascinating interview by Melanie Boylan with Rob Metcalf and Natalie LeRoy about their insights into how behavioural economics is usefully impacting on fuel consumption in the aviation industry. If you are planning to save an airline, could you do it through big sweeping changes like new aircraft designs and futuristic fuels, or could you do it through small messages of encouragement and feedback about fuel use? https://www.signol.io/ More about Natalie LeRoy Natalie is a creative director with experience bringing concepts, products and research to life in a variety of mediums and roles. She is leading Signol's creative team, marketing and product. In her community, Natalie runs an experimental architecture group and guides participants through openIDEO design challenges as a mentor. More about Rob Metcalf Rob is an Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Southern California. His research tests economic theory using field experiments and identifies practical solutions to business and government challenges. He was a collaborator on MINDSPACE, the first influential report about the applications of behavioral economics. Rob's recent research has been featured in the Harvard Business Review, The Wall Street Journal, and the Financial Times, and was cited in the award of the Nobel Prize in Economics to Richard Thaler. Co Founder of Signol More about Melanie twitter.com/STOMPSMTraining Over the years I have worked with SME, FMCG and State Bodies I'm delighted to say I now support and train all sizes of business and my business has grown with my clients. I provide Adult Education and support for people in Business. With my many years of experience in promoting services and charities in Ireland and the UK; I have been very fortunate to establish a strong network of contacts and over the years have learnt how best to promote a business online and improve their social media scoring. Creating a professional image and maintaining it is the crux of a great marketing plan and is instrumental in today's climate in making your business stand out, I can tailor my services to your requirements. Over the last few years I have started working in other areas I have a genuine passion in. I have been avid writer for a number years and started working as a Freelance Writer with Irish Tech News since 2016 and StartUp Mindset since October 2019.

The food system is massive — it’s the largest industry in the world. Think about what it takes to feed 8 billion people… and it’ll be 10 billion people in 2050, so there are some big challenges around sustainability for our planet and for equity and accessibility as well. Upwards of 50% of the earth’s habitable land is used for food production, and the food system utilizes 70% of our fresh water. The current outcomes seem dire around pollution, sustainability, and the infrastructure and economics that support and drive the system — it’s a huge design challenge. In this episode, we learn all about it all from two experts. Our guest co-host is Lauren Abda, CEO of Branchfood, the largest community of food entrepreneurs and startups in New England. She’s also Co-founder at Branch Venture Group, an angel network for investment in early-stage food startups. Lauren schools us on the food system overall and shares how entrepreneurs turn our biggest food challenges into smart business opportunities that support people and planet. Then we’re joined by Matthew Ridenour, Senior Portfolio Lead at IDEO. Matt is part of the team, along with others from OpenIDEO, The Rockefeller Foundation, and SecondMuseum, who recently announced the 10 finalists for the Food System Vision Prize, an effort to move toward a more regenerative and nourishing food future for 2050. The finalists will share in $2 million and join an accelerator program to make their visions a reality and create a collective vision on how we can improve the overall food system. Matt shares stories of some of the finalists and how design plays a role in shaping a positive future. And as always, we have our weekly dose of good design. For links to resources we discuss on this episode, visit our show page: Visions for a Future Food System that’s Sustainable and Equitable by Design

In this episode, Brad Wolfe is joining me to talk about our most feared topic: Death. This was a super special conversation that came at an extremely timely moment in my life as death was consuming my life. This is a good one, folks. Listen up. In this episode, we discuss: Brad’s work with Reimagine End of Life, how Brad’s experiences with death have influenced his work and the way he relates to the world, how to remember our mortality and also seize the day, why breakups are their own form of death, how to create more beauty and creativity in life by confronting death, how our medical system is unprepared to handle death, how to have conversations about the end of life before it’s too late, and my own wishes for my death. Brad Wolfe is the founder and executive director of Reimagine, a new nonprofit that brings diverse communities together to explore death and celebrate life through creativity and conversation. With over 30,000 attendees to date--and with a belief that by facing death we begin to live more fully--Reimagine End of LIfe citywide festivals have quickly become the largest end-of-life events in the United States. Reimagine was recently named a "World Changing Idea" by Fast Company Magazine.Before becoming a nonprofit, Reimagine was initially inspired by OpenIDEO’s End of Life Challenge, and was led by Brad as part of an OpenIDEO project exploring art and end of life. Brad's personal interest in end-of-life began as he performed bedside concerts for his friend Sara L., who died of a rare pediatric cancer. In Sara's honor, Brad co-founded the Sunbeam Foundation for pediatric cancer research and formed Brad Wolfe & the Moon, a band which has performed concerts for other young people facing terminal cancer and been featured on MTV.  Brad has an MA in Sociology from Stanford and an MBA from UC Berkeley, where he has served as a lecturer on the topics of innovation and design.  www.letsreimagine.orgwww.bradwolfe.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/bradleywolfe/Mentions:You’re Going To Die - open mic in San FranciscoBeginner’s Guide To The End by Shoshana Berger and AJ MillerThe Conversation ProjectThe 5 WishesBeing Mortal by Atul GawandeWhen Breath Becomes Air by Paul KalanithiBrad Wolfe and The Moon on Spotify

OpenIDEO Ankara Chapter'ın, UX'minimal Meetup 719 Ankara'daki "Sosyal Fayda için Tasarım Odaklı Düşünme" isimli sunum kaydı. Bu sunumu ayrıca YouTube kanalımız üzerinden görüntülü izleyebilirsiniz: https://youtu.be/sRzdkTWYHdU İletişim: hi@uxminimal.com Web: www.uxminimal.com

¿Sabes que es el Design Thinking? ¿Cómo lo puedo aplicar a los problemas del día a día? ¿Qué beneficios encuentro al pensar así? Gracias Juan Pablo Forno de OpenIDEO por el contenido tan valioso.  Te invito a que visites www.marcelbarascout.com en donde encontrarás más recursos como cursos, blog, conferencias, resúmenes, libros y muchas otras cosas.

Jason leads the OpenIDEO team in expanding the impact of IDEO’s "Design Thinking" methodology by allowing people everywhere to collaborate on pressing global issues. OpenIDEO is an open innovation platform and community that hosts sponsored challenges on topics ranging from Ebola and renewable energy, to early childhood development and youth employment.

This episode is made possible by our sponsors, Loyal, Influence Health, Binary Fountain & dotHealth. Innovation. Everyone's talking about it, but how do we actually embrace it? For hospitals and health systems - typically saddled with complex, large and siloed organizations - finding ways to innovate and improve the way to deliver care can be notoriously difficult. In this episode, hosts Reed Smith and Chris Boyer address this important topic, outlining characteristics found in innovative organizations and share top trends in innovation that hospitals are facing today. Featuring an expert interview with Steve Wimmer from CoMotion and OpenIDEO, in which he shares his experience developing innovation within hospitals.   Mentions from the Show: BCG - Digital Innovation in 2018 How Digital Transforms Innovation Strategy A Digital Overhaul for Innovation Operations Organizing for Digital Innovation The Top 5 Digital Innovation Priorities for Hospitals Steve Wimmer on LinkedIn Find Us Online: Touchpoint podcast Twitter Reed Smith Twitter Chris Boyer Twitter Chris Boyer website Social Health Institute

Flick helps organizations supercharge their people power through cutting-edge employee experience and training. Why? It's simple. Organisations thrive when your people love you and inspired, connected employees are key to business success. Current and past projects, include innovative leadership training for 50+ ambitious professionals at Deliveroo; supporting engagement for an Agile transformation at Accenture UK; and an NHS GP change programme focused on empowered self-management. Flick is also Design Lead for OpenIDEO's London Chapter, currently working on the Gratitude In The Workplace Challenge. Find Habit at wearehabit.com.   We discuss: Employee Experience Designing the Employee Journey The Rise of Glassbox Brand and how companies lose their best and brightest And how employees and managers can improve their own employee experience from the inside   Ready to kick-start your career? Go to cool.careerkickstartacademy.com to get the Ultimate Guide to Kickstarting Your Career!

Dr. Shoshana Ungerleider, a physician at California Pacific Medical Center in San Francisco, is passionate about improving how seriously ill patients are cared for within the medical culture. Shoshanna thinks big and is an innovator who constantly thinks outside the box. As founder of the Ungerleider Palliative Care Education Fund, she is supporting big ideas that further palliative care education at every level. In collaboration with the California Pacific Medical Center Foundation, the Ungerleider Fund created a well-rounded education program to enhance awareness and training around advanced illness and end of life care. The program also encourages physician communication and wellness for healthcare providers. Not stopping there, she funded Extremis, a short documentary about end of life decision-making in an intensive care unit featured on Netflix and directed by Academy Award nominee, Dan Krauss. In addition, Dr. Ungerleider co-sponsored the OpenIDEO design challenge to re-image end of life and “Death Over Dinner: Healthcare Edition.“ Dr. Ungerleider is the founding chair of the End Well Project, a conference that will address issues as a multidisciplinary community, bringing together design, technology, health, policy along with activists’ imaginations and expertise. This conference will be held in San Francisco on December 7thwith an all- star-line-up of speakers and innovative thinkers collaborating to enhance the dying experience for the patient and the provider. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Shane Zhao, Community Manager at OpenIDEO, describes in detail what the job of an Online Community Manager entails. Great listen for anyone interested in exploring roles in Tech and Startups, with an interest in working in Social Media, Brand Management, Content Strategy, etc. Some of the areas we touch upon in this episode include: 1. What is online community management 2. How the community manager plays a key role in the success of challenges hosted by OpenIDEO 3. How the role of a community manager shifts between that of a "Dinner Host" and a "Teaching Assistant" 4. Typical day for a community manager 5. Tactics used by Shane to scale his role 6. Interesting and challenging aspects of the job 7. Further career paths for community managers 8. Advice and resources for interested candidates Thank you for listening!! Follow the show on Twitter @LED_Curator Website www.learneducatediscover.com/ Like us on FaceBook at www.facebook.com/learneducatediscover/ Email us at hello@learneducatediscover. We will reply!! Subscribe to the show on iTunes itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/learn…ver/id1049159321

When Dr. Paul Kalanithi faced a stage IV lung cancer diagnosis in his last year as a neurosurgical resident, his wife, Dr. Lucy Kalanithi faced it with him. In the twenty-two months that followed, they continued to work, had a child and he wrote a best selling book . But since his death, how have her grief and her love showed themselves? She made sure that his book, when Breath Becomes Air, was published and promoted, most importantly by her. She carried his love forward into her own life and parenting of their daughter Cady. And she lent her energy to projects that reflect the intersection between that most impactful walk through cancer with Paul, and her interest in meaning in medicine, patient-centered care and end-of-life care. So it is no surprise that she is on the advisory board of the OpenIDEO end of life challenge, exploring how to improve end of life experiences world wide. Hear how this newest passion connects with what she and Paul experienced during his illness and death.

When Dr. Paul Kalanithi faced a stage IV lung cancer diagnosis in his last year as a neurosurgical resident, his wife, Dr. Lucy Kalanithi faced it with him. In the twenty-two months that followed, they continued to work, had a child and he wrote a best selling book . But since his death, how have her grief and her love showed themselves? She made sure that his book, when Breath Becomes Air, was published and promoted, most importantly by her. She carried his love forward into her own life and parenting of their daughter Cady. And she lent her energy to projects that reflect the intersection between that most impactful walk through cancer with Paul, and her interest in meaning in medicine, patient-centered care and end-of-life care. So it is no surprise that she is on the advisory board of the OpenIDEO end of life challenge, exploring how to improve end of life experiences world wide. Hear how this newest passion connects with what she and Paul experienced during his illness and death.

When Dr. Paul Kalanithi faced a stage IV lung cancer diagnosis in his last year as a neurosurgical resident, his wife, Dr. Lucy Kalanithi faced it with him. In the twenty-two months that followed, they continued to work, had a child and he wrote a best selling book . But since his death, how have her grief and her love showed themselves? She made sure that his book, when Breath Becomes Air, was published and promoted, most importantly by her. She carried his love forward into her own life and parenting of their daughter Cady. And she lent her energy to projects that reflect the intersection between that most impactful walk through cancer with Paul, and her interest in meaning in medicine, patient-centered care and end-of-life care. So it is no surprise that she is on the advisory board of the OpenIDEO end of life challenge, exploring how to improve end of life experiences world wide. Hear how this newest passion connects with what she and Paul experienced during his illness and death.

Innovation and entrepreneurship often conjure images of Silicon Valley and startups growing out of garages. But this sort of creativity is found all over the world, with innovators operating in black markets and informal economies and developing original solutions to many and diverse challenges. What does innovation look like at the margins of business and society? What lessons can we learn from the practices of hackers, pirates, gang members and dissidents, and how can we apply these ideas to formal markets? Alexa Clay will share stories of the underground innovators that make up what she calls the Misfit Economy.Speaker Alexa Clay is Co-founder of the League of Intrapreneurs.Jason Rissman, Managing Director of OpenIDEO, moderates the discussion.For more information about this event please visit: http://www.worldaffairs.org/events/event/1486