About Design for Good

Design for Good is a blog about socially beneficial design. It covers everything from industrial design that addresses developing world problems, to guerrilla design interventions that make urbanity more livable, to graphical presentations of data that bring greater transparency to politics. Rapidly expanding in response to increasing cultural demand, this area of study will only grow more vital—and fascinating—in the 21st century.

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Recent Posts

• 8/23

  Access to the Web is a Human Right: How to Make It Happen

• 8/19

  If You Liked the 'Bios Urn,' You'll Love 'The Spirit Tree'

• 7/14

  Soldiers’ Hearts Helping Soldier’s Heart

• 6/27

  Something Good, Something Fun, Something Smart: Three Interesting Designs

• 6/25

  Zero Waste, Packaging-Free Grocery Store to Rock in Texas

• 6/20

  Ecobricks: How Sand and Bacteria Could Save 800 Million Tons of CO2 Annually

• 6/15

  Successful Pay-What-You-Can Model Proves Humanity Can Be Awesome

• 6/13

  Crowdsourcing Iceland's New Constitution

• 6/08

  Concrete Canvas: This is How You Pitch a Building

• 5/26

  The Eyeglasses That Could Make The World Look Different