Track 5: From Eco-Activism to Design Leadership with Coral Michelin

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Design Tracks

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Design Tracks, by Design Matters, is a podcast made for designers, by designers. Following the mission of the Design Matters conferences, this podcast aims to bring knowledge and inspiration to the design community. This first season explores the vital role of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) in design. Through candid talks with top-notch designers worldwide, it brings on real-life experiences and sheds light on how to integrate DEI principles into design processes and teams. Learn how DEI can transform your design approach for greater inclusivity and impact!

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Track 5: From Eco-Activism to Design Leadership with Coral Michelin

Design Tracks

42 minutes 48 seconds

1 year ago

Track 5: From Eco-Activism to Design Leadership with Coral Michelin

In this episode, join us and have an amazing conversation with Coral Michelin, a distinguished professional with a rich background in environmental management and a Ph.D. in Design. As a strategist, educator, and facilitator, Coral brings a unique perspective to the table, weaving together her expertise in ecology, regeneration, systemic thinking, diversity (DE&I), futures, and decoloniality. Coral's journey unfolds through her roles as a visiting professor at IED-SP and ESPM-SP, Research and development Product and Project Manager at Re.green, and Co-founder of Radar ASG. With a passion for socio-environmental goals, Coral has made significant contributions as the former Director of Community Mobilization for innovation at (011).lab, the São Paulo City Government's innovation laboratory, and as the coordinator of the Bachelor's Degree in Product and Service Design at IED-SP. Not just a design professional, Coral is an avid ecology activist, a passionate poet, and a fervent feminist. Also in this episode, Coral unveils key insights. She delves into the challenges posed by a lack of knowledge in sustainable design, especially within the digital landscape. Coral also advocates for the pivotal role of education as a driving force, emphasizing its significance for designers, clients, and the wider community. Lastly, Coral navigates the intricate balance between human-centered and planet-centered design, urging us to consider the health of the planet alongside human interests. If you already love these, Coral give us a special gift, a book reference; Julia Watson: Lo-Tek; Design by Radical Indigenism Last but not least; Are you part of an ethnic minority, LGBTQIA+ community, or have a disability? If so, you can save 30% on conference tickets by purchasing our DEI tickets. Visit designmatters.io/tickets/ for more information. If you're thinking about attending a Design Matters conference with your team or friends, you can get a Group Discount. Send an email to hello@designmatters.io and ask for your discount - the larger the group, the larger the discount!