Designer and facilitator Diletta Legowo joins Jessica Watson to unpack how to design for “home”, the conditions that help people feel safe, dignified and empowered, across multicultural, power-aware collaborations. We explore facilitating yourself first, meeting people where they are, and why naming power and positionality matters. Bonus! Rituals that keep facilitators present (walks, yoga, meditation, retreats), and a provocation for designers to choose creation over consumption. ❤️‍🔥 Follow us on Instagram: @thefeelingdesigner 👉 See more resources: thefeelingdesigner.com.au Find Diletta at: @smallandscale References in this episode: ❤️‍🔥 Nongkrong Festival — Indonesian diaspora, identity, roots & routes ❤️‍🔥 The Art of Gathering by Priya Parker ❤️‍🔥 Development as Freedom by Amartya Sen (capabilities & human freedoms) ❤️‍🔥 Martha Nussbaum’s capabilities (ten central human capabilities) ❤️‍🔥 The Systems School / School of System Change — power & systems courses ❤️‍🔥 Emma Blomkamp / New Know How — co-design resources ❤️‍🔥 adrienne maree brown — Pleasure Activism 00:00 Welcome, Country acknowledgment, and the arc of the episode 02:00 The wiggly path: from fine art to social innovation 09:00 Home as a design lens: freedom, dignity, and outcomes 15:00 Making co-design culturally safe: meet people where they are and facilitate thyself 21:00 Joy, suffering, and the inner work that ripples through systems 26:00 Challenging the industry: hustle, Western defaults, and owning positionality 31:00 Designing for emergence: practical tactics and the power of cross-silo connection 40:00 What makes workshops work: start with deep understanding 41:00 Rituals, embodiment, and resilience: how she sustains her practice 45:30 Whole selves and authentic safety: beyond token gestures 48:30 Designers’ responsibility, creation over consumption, and a compassionate call-in - ❤️‍🔥 Please like, share and follow so we can grow more careers in Australia’s for-purpose design community