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Photographer Lionel Jusseret captures the magical ways that autistic children communicate. >

Thinx Tampons has gone where no tampon maker has dared go before. >

This playground stimulates the imagination and encourages creativity. >

This African production house produces high quality clothes for international brands. >

We can now add soybeans to the list of cruelty-free leather alternatives. >

In an ongoing project, photographer Andile Bhala looks to capture the beauty of Soweto. >

This ad campaign highlights the lack of women in the Egyptian workforce. >

Access to information and basic services can help women progress in the developing areas. >

This Netherlands-based photographer captures human waste within nature. >

Gaze is a new South African web series deconstructing the art of seeing others. >

At Design Indaba 2017, Luis Von Ahn launches the first African language course on Duolingo. >

Poo. We’re talking about poo. >

This global grad’s jewellery collection emits soothing scents when you engage with it. >

The Belgian multidisciplinary artist brings his biocultural diversity project to Design Indaba 2017. >

Dutch designers Lernert & Sander send a message to their imitators. >

Ending the first day of Conference with lightness, Danish-Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson gives the audience a sneak peak at his new the Little Sun Diamond. >

A collaboration between Gateway Health Institute and what3words to improve the lives of South Africans. >

Take a look at the ideas behind the graphic design campaign for Design Indaba Festival 2017. >

Underground Images is a collection of more than 50 posters created at SVA for display in the NY subway system. >

Finland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Iceland are all accounted for at this year’s Design Indaba Conference. >

Architecture is the thread that binds these Design Indaba speakers in their creative pursuits. >

Chiara Mazzocchi’s work is both self-reflective and rebellious. >

The world needs more design-centric companies, run by design-minded people, to create products and processes with human wants, needs and behaviours in mind. >

This powerful photo series takes a critical look at the treatment of women. >