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• Gewoon Delfshaven
  ...entrepreneurs to constantly visualize the communal and inclusivity as our society no longer knows what this means. We live in a society that still sees a lot of individualism.
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• Review Give Me Your Name - a genderless project
  ...s more likely, that by trying to understand and/or control our constructed society, we have created multitude ways to categorise and identify ourselves and ot Envisioning a society without gender divisions, going beyond the binary.<br>
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• Retour Afzender
  The most important goal for this project was to combine all the different information into a clear overview of the Dutch asylum system. At the beginning I alread ...t the information visually. All asylum seeker centres use icons to present information visually to the asylum seekers. Most asylum seekers don't speak Dutch when
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• Revising the Blueprints of Society
  ...ys we design our educational practices we show our goals for the future of society. In this research document I will discuss how educational practices that pr ...e over skills. This focus risks fostering a culture of passively taking in information, instead of assertive action-taking. Systematic testing, grading rubrics an
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• Degrowth
  ...ke an elephant leaner, but to turn an elephant into a snail. In a degrowth society everything will be different: different activities, different forms and use ...simplicity, sociability, care and equality are significations of what this society might look like.
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• Stitch
  ...t trying to discover more about the local area online there is very little information about the place. Wikipedia recognises its existence but has nothing to say ...e company branching out al letting people share in the prophet, but when a society changes and a balance shifts away from the traditional ‘bread winners‘
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• Sustainism
  ...is over, in today’s global conditions, it has become essential for us as a society to start looking at the bigger picture, and to start taking action. Think of a local approach to living in a global world. Information and technology is open source and accessible for everyone, but the physical
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• Redesigning business: networks in the creative economy
  === Network Society === ...an organisational principle, because structures in the modern, industrial society were too complicated to be managed in a different way. However that changed
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• Opting for Reradicalisation
  ...t to channel their radical energy in a way that ultimately benefits all of society. ''"It really has to be organized within relationships themselves. Do you s ...youths were unable to come into contact with traditional institutes within society. Whether it’s a school, trade union, political party or mosque, they enco
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• The Frame Game
  ...at a thing must be true if you saw it in a newspaper’. The instant flow of information does not help to challenge people to think about the complexity of the subj ...al attitude will be very strong towards that something. Based on the above information, I have divided the process of awareness into five steps.
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• The radical reframing experiment RRII
  ...s broadcasters and museums can redefine their role in our emerging network society. ...programs for young artists and designers, who want to have real impact in society.
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• Designing Change
  ...ynamics. Institutions have adapted flexibly to the supplies and demands of society that are forged by, for example, major changes in population or technology ...esented as the objective truth ignores the embedded nature of economics in society, consequently not giving us an honest reflection of what is 'out there'.
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• Call for Radical Reframing
  We may tend to see young people who turn away from our society as victims of exclusion and frustration. It seems that this is not the righ ...s broadcasters and museums can redefine their role in our emerging network society.
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• Pooling people
  ...s, and transparency in the production chain. By increasing transparency in society, citizens may become aware of their ability to contribute to environmental ...a small rural town without a culturally diverse mentality, more background information is needed in order to be able to live in a state of conviviality. With my p
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• Educating gamechangers - a look back
  ...g and setting in motion other pieces that continue to fall until civilized society ceases to exist and people are forced to flee their homes. This crisis was <big>'''"Teachers have to step back as a source of information and start acting more as a facilitator that helps students learn together.
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• The Dutch Historical Curriculum
  ...ting with other cultures is for me something that derives from the lack of information and different viewpoints. Something that shows Dutch people are being taugh ...nearly all parts of society is something that should be obsolete. In this Information revolution¹¹ something as important like a publication on histor
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• Self organisation in urban commons networks
  ...tivists in womens emancipation, designers and architects reconnecting with society, sociologists and philosophers putting theory into practice, layed-off but ...ommunal passion. Each initiative can be seen as a small prototype of a new society. Where the relations between work, care, capital and the meaning of life ar
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• Editorial Issue 1: Redesigning Business
  ...ctions and relationships. As a response to developments and changes in our society, social design aims to involve participants and stakeholders within the des ...ndustrial revolution, the introduction of the automobile and currently the information age. What all these crises have in common is societal and economical change
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• Designmatters: LEAP Dialogues
  ...practices in the field and how we perceive the future role of designers in society. The role of design and designers in society and the marketplace is changing. We wish to anticipate upon that. Recently
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• Humanae
  ...in the photographs is another way of implying equality; by withholding any information about the subject apart from what is visible in the frame the photographer ...e world right now and is against the ideas and preconceived notions of our society today. It thus also to some level qualify as a contextual and transformativ
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• The story of stuff
  The 22-minute video presents a critical vision of consumerist society, primarily American. It purports to expose "the connections between a huge ...tatistical data. Although the video itself doesn't give attribution to her information, the producers provide an annotated script that includes footnotes with exp
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• The Commons
  is the cultural and natural resources accessible to all members of a society, including natural materials such as air, water, and a habitable earth. The ...from other countries they had met online to go to this location and verify information. They opened a website in which they asked native speakers to translate tex
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• The Art of the Inclusive City
  ...ions, policies and strategies of how and why to aim for inclusivity in our society and in a metropolis such as Rotterdam. Interesting references include a rec ...nd students involved will share their experiences. Below you can find more information about this event, as well as links to relevant articles and contributions.
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• History: Critically Revised
  ...g one perspective on Dutch history. In doing this creating a Mono-Cultural society. ...In order to stop this ongoing process of purposely withholding historical information to the majority of the students in primary and secondary education, I want
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• Educating Gamechangers
  ...g and setting in motion other pieces that continue to fall until civilized society ceases to exist and people are forced to flee their homes. This crisis was ...but students amongst themselves. Teachers have to step back as a source of information and start acting more as a facilitator that helps students learn together.
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• Circular Economy
  ...l make it possible to produce knowledge for the workers and visitors. This information and knowledge can be passed on to other people and so on. How can this ecosystem create value for the society?
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• BS SHADOW LIBRARY
  ...finishing school, what material could they read?'' These texts, along with information uploaded by students on their graduation show works, are compiled under the ...in Moscow: Contesting the Social and Material World." ''The Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians'' 57, no. 2, (June 1998): 160-181. http://www.j
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• Brain friendly climate communication
  .... Mosser, 74 percent of people are concerned about climate change, but the society as a whole is only slowly embracing the solutions that are already out ther ...ng on people who are aware of the climate problems but do little with this information. So people who don’t take action against it.
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• The Future of Design
  ...n solving it, according to the Dean of the Willem de Kooning Academy. In a society where humans are faced with the challenge of living together, problems pop ...fashion designers, illustrators and advertisers can make a contribution to society.
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• Ecologies
  ...gap in our economy. Think of a local approach to living in a global world. Information and technology is open source and accessible for everyone, but the physical ...small physical workspace that offers tools to create and learn. While the information and instructions to operate the machinery and tools in the workspace are sh
  33 KB (5,276 words) - 19:37, 30 November 2020
• Redesigning Bussiness
  ...ctions and relationships. As a response to developments and changes in our society, social design aims to involve participants and stakeholders within the des ...ndustrial revolution, the introduction of the automobile and currently the information age. What all these crises have in common is societal and economical change
  16 KB (2,510 words) - 17:51, 6 December 2017
• Anonymous and the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine
  ...ropaganda." Anonymous stated that the purposes of the hacks are to "spread information to the Russian people" as well as serve as a possible reconnaissance tool f ...l=https://newsweek.com/anonymous-hacks-russian-printers-deliver-resistance-information-1690269 |website=Newsweek |access-date=6 April 2022 |language=en |date=21 M
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• حیات - Stories on Hold
  ...ss through neuropsychology and culture to understand the narrow and biased information we uphold about the world and our own capacities to stress the importance o ...world from specific perspectives. How we give meaning (perception) to the information we receive (senses) is depending on several elements because we have a numb
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• "Kas di Mariku"
  ...d as such is no more prepared to accept black people than anywhere else in society. It’s a very hermetically sealed world with very unattractive features, i ...sant Intellectuals. And in general, oral evidence can provide much missing information on the activities and attitudes of the rank and file of the parties: their
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• Lexicon
  ...to come up with to gain entry somewhere in order to soak up all available information from the participants. Only when you've digested a problem to its very last ...'grate'. In the grey area of where things are and aren't allowed, valuable information can be found about the positions and interests of the participants (also se
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• Skin gems
  '''[2]. “National Eczema Society.” What is eczema?: National Eczema Society, www.eczema.org/what-is-eczema. Last consulted 11 May 2018 As a reaction to this information I looked for ways how jewellery could be useful for eczema. The material is
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• My whiteness doesn't mean nothing
  ...o. I hope that this study can provoke work in the direction of a more just society, where art students will engage the world not only to beautify it, but also ...self capable of relating to the larger constellation of our dominant white society [2] with its insistence on ‘white innocence’.[3] Through my experiences
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• Teacher Directory
  Below, you can find more information about our teachers and staff. ...he explored at TU Delft to later recognize its implication in neo-liberal society. Of late this fascination has had him diving into the coding of machine lea
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• Social Practices COVID-19 Teaching Resources
  WDKA COVID-19 Central Information Point (In Dutch Only) ...R software, this pad may be a workaround. Do not post private or sensitive information on these pads (student emails, phone numbers, etc...). They are not private
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