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Kot Bonkers is a brazen illustrator who fiercely defends her right to draw for the sake of it and identify with no political groups, despite audience opinion. >

Motivated by experiences of displacement, these designers are using fashion to tell their story of war and strife and in doing so, helping refugee communities. >

Sand, a resource usually taken for granted, is being drastically overmined, resulting in the destruction of major ecosystems worldwide. >

The culture and climate thought leader is working with everyone from the UN to students to tackle fashion's sustainability problem. >

Designed by architect Sir David Adjaye, the Hugh Masekela Memorial was unveiled on 1 June 2019. >

“We must be more ambitious in harnessing the power of renewable energy to meet sustainable development and climate goals” >

Australian sculptors and married couple Gillie and Marc are creating 10 life sized sculptures celebrating the lives of monumental women. >

How Majik Water tapped a water source that is all around us. >

“Designers and architects live with the misconception that accessibility is only restricted to the physical aspect of a space... that's a fallacy." >

The Kenyan inventor was inspired by his deaf niece to create Sign-IO, a glove that interprets sign language into speech. >

Sophie Sandberg tackles everyday harassment by taking it back to the streets. >

The Royal College of Art graduate’s work focuses on meditation and developing technology for the mind. >

Imani’s book is shining a light both on modern feminists and on marginalised people who are making a difference in the world. >

Interdisciplinary artist Steph Foster is using his art to investigate and address what's wrong with the United States criminal justice system. >

SPACE10 has been cooking up a storm in their Test Kitchen to bring you an unorthodox assortment of meals from the future. >

"Entering into collaborations with key people in my life has helped me rediscover my root inspiration." >

She speaks about Twenty, a range of waterless dissolvable capsules that take away the need to use 80 - 95% water to make these products. >

The African Design Centre graduate on how growing up in an unusual house in Soweto would later inspire his career in design. >

The architectural and engineering industries need to come up with new, gentler ways to construct future projects. >

The veteran architect questions the greater role architects need to play after erecting projects in underresourced areas. >

“When designing for these diseases, you’re not designing to please or impress. You design because people are on fire and you might just have the water.” >

“We desperately need good design in this world and we desperately don't need bad design. That's why it's so important that we should come to terms with it.” >

How a reading culture can be fostered by means of public art. >