The Cynic's guide to designing for Social good with Rebecca Rae-Evans, Chief Design Officer @ Snook

Designing for social good is often very different from designing for not social good. Sometimes we need to add friction, rather than reduce it; if we don’t think properly about language and accessibility, we could exclude those who most need it, if we don’t design appropriate safeguarding, people might face harm, or even death. Rebecca Rae-Evans, Chief Design Officer @Snook, takes an honest, cynical, and sometimes amused look at the world of social design.

0:00 Introduction
03:05 Being angry make me better at everything
05:56 But how are you defined good?
10:42 It is our responsiblity to protect this user
13:08 Impact vs Money
24:30 Do you have solutions to adress the problem on funding and raising for good products?
26:19 Ethical specifications and advices
30:34 Money making is still an issue in real life for public services?
33:10 Cultural differences about charity and social good
35:35 How can people train their skills to work on social good projects?


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