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How communication design can advance justice, improve access to vital services, and empower marginalised communities through inclusive storytelling. >

The new Climate Tech Map by Pentagram, led by Giorgia Lupi, >

Designing for dignity and survival, Bas Timmer creates wearable shelters that provide warmth, protection and hope for people experiencing homelessness. >

Designing Play for Displaced Children >

A keychain microscope aiming to democratise access to STEM education. >

Designing for life beyond Earth, Anna Talvi explores microgravity garments that help the human body adapt, stay strong, and thrive in space environments. >

Designer Yizhuo Guo’s Wasteland Nomad project aids ecological restoration >

An assistive keyboard to help people living with Parkinson’s type. >

San Francisco based The HomeMore Project develops a shelter aid for homeless individuals >

Designing finance for the planet, Bonds for Ocean Conservation reimagines debt as a tool for conservation. >

Designed by The MAAK with support from the Rotary Club of Newlands and the Otto Foundation, the library serves 500 learners in District Six, Cape Town. >

A book designed to reshape perceptions of dementia >

Tools for Humanity unveiled the Orb and World – to verify personhood. >

Inclusive media platform launches on Global Accessibility Awareness Day >

BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group) partnered with Lonestar Data Holdings >

The Netherlands Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka aims to establish Common Ground >

Design studio unveils bioacoustic communication system to foster a deeper connection with nature >

Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg's exhibition inspired by Proterocladus antiquus >

A new exhibition celebrates the designs that shape our experience of music. >

This indoor photo bioreactor absorbs carbon dioxide and pollutants using algae. >

Ananta Design Studio reimagines old office furniture into fantastical artwork. >

The Panadol Pain Phone is a remote healthcare unit. >

‘Sidewalks to See’ helps the visually impaired to navigate city streets. >

Edel Rodriguez illustrates his own life for the first time. >

A wearable sleeve helps those with neuromuscular diagnoses gain mobility. >