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SUPSI – University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland
Department of environment, construction and design
Campus Mendrisio
Via Francesco Catenazzi 23
CH-6850 Mendrisio

HSLU – Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts
Art and Design 745 Viscosistadt
Nylsuisseplatz 1
CH-6020 Lucerne-Emmenbruecke

26 March

Doors Open

Welcome to Day 2

Design, Toys and Commoning. A Panel of Pluriversal Approaches

Future Scenarios for Crisis and Resilience

Coffee Break and Speed Networking

Lunch Time

Coming Together

Building Structures For (Ex-)Change

Methodologies and Research Approaches

Negotiating Ethics, Methods and Responsibility

Reflections on Designing Agency under Socio-Technical Conditions

Untangling Social Justice: Design Futures for Systems Thinking

Coffee Break and Speed Networking

Coming Together

Calling Upon the Common Designer: An Interactive Roundtable Exploration of Design Education & Practice

Design for Agency

Equity, Justice and Inclusion

Resilience Making

Structuring Interaction: Four Viewpoints on Design Methods in Communities

Conference Closing

Toy Stories for the Common Good

Spaces of Commoning: Critical Reflection on Urban Commons (in ex-Yugoslavia)

Telling Stories on Commoning with Design of Models and Simulations

Digital Tools for Collaborative Design Processes

Re-Imagining Commoning Infrastructures and Economies

From Fact to Artifact: a New Approach to Ethical Responsibility in Discursive and Speculative Design Practices for Public Engagement in Science

A Research through Design Practice to Envision Home Scenarios in the Post-Covid-19 Future

Speculative Citizen Design – Design for Resilience through Low-Threshold and Community-Based Speculative Design

Are Design Discourses Evolving to Contribute to the Common Good, Particularly in Germany?

The Logics of Social Design

Core Values Matter: The Role of the People in Shaping Corporate Responsibility

Designing New Solutions During Covid-19 through Creativity

The Genealogies of Social Design and Claims to the Common Good

Design for Common Good Needs Some Ground Rules — The Need for Ethical Design Pedagogy

DYING.DIGNITY.DESIGN. End of Life Design as a Common Good

Design and Visual Communication as Common Good in the Field of Palliative Care

A Systems-Centric Approach in Designing for the Common Good

Commoning Ubicomp. Designing Equitable Techno-Social Hybrids

Deep Design: Integrating Transitions Research and Design with Agency, in the Digital Era

Legible AI by Design: Design Research to Frame, Design, Empirically Test and Evaluate AI Iconography

Designing the Exploration of Common Good within Digital Environments: A Deliberative Speculative Design Framework and the Analysis of Resulting Narratives

Bridging the Skills Gap of Engineering Students to Engage with 21st Century Challenges: A Designer’s Approach

Caring for the Commons. Teaching Design through the History of Environmentalism

The turn of design towards Common good.

Out of the Storm. A Design Education Multi-Methodological Approach on the Topic of Migrations

Practices of Making: Exploring Design-Based Making Within Positive Youth Development

Self-Awareness: a Participatory Design Methodology for the Co-Creation of Empowerment Images

Design as a Facilitator for Social Inclusion

Conversational Spaces in the Craft for Empowerment System in Pakistan

Designing the Arqive: Queering the Common

Theorizing a Queered Design and the (Im)Possibility of Design for the Common Good

Queering FADU: Designing and Redesigning University Spaces from a Gender Perspective

Re-Designing Social Services for People in Transition

Greater Good and Good Difference

The Use of “Borderwork:” Approaches and Framing in Reconstructing Critical Interdisciplinary and Community Engagement in Design Education and Design and Social Innovation

Communication Design Doing It Better

Design as Common Good

09:30 –

10:00

Check-in and get familiar with the conference environment, exploring the hall, the main stage and event rooms. Meet people in the coffee area, do networking and more.
10:00 –

10:30
10:30 –

12:00

panel
10:30 –

12:00

panel
12:00 –

12:30

Engage in conversations with people connected to today’s content and presentations.
12:30 –

13:45

Take a break to have lunch or stay in the coffee area while you eat a sandwich.
13:45 –

14:00
14:00 –

16:00

workshop

held by Sergio Palleroni, Mike McKeever, Bryan Bell, Colin Priest, Nina Pawlicki, Ursula Hartig, Jane Anderson, Jeffrey Hou, Simon Colwill, Lisa M. Abendroth
14:00 –

15:30

panel
14:00 –

15:30

panel
14:00 –

15:30

panel
14:00 –

17:00

workshop

held by Hillary Carey
15:30 –

15:50

Engage in conversations with people connected to today’s content and presentations.
15:50 –

16:00
16:00 –

17:30

panel
16:00 –

17:30

panel
16:00 –

17:30

panel
16:00 –

17:30

workshop

held by Stephanie Carleklev, Wendy Fountain, Stephan Hruza
16:00 –

17:30

panel
17:45 –

18:30