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evaluation systems thinking

Baby, It’s Cold Outside (and Other Evaluation Lessons)

December 6, 2018June 12, 2019 Cameron D. Norman 991 Views Christmas, context, gender, gender equality, music, violence against women, women

The recent decision by many radio stations to remove the song “Baby, It’s Cold Outside” from their rotation this holiday

evaluation psychology systems thinking

International Women’s Day, Every Day

March 8, 2017 Cameron D. Norman 695 Views #IWD2017, attractor, community psychology, complexity, emergence, evaluation, football, gender, gender equality, global health, men, power, sex, social position, systems change, systems perspective, systems thinking, theory of change, violence against women, women, women's issues

Today is International Women’s Day when the attention of one half of the world’s population is brought to the entire

education & learning innovation systems thinking

Social innovation, social inclusion

August 27, 2015August 28, 2015 Cameron D. Norman 859 Views Apple, culture, design, Facebook, gender, innovation, Silicon Valley, social innovation, social media

Social innovation is about bringing new ideas, products and services out into society with others for social benefit and improving

design health systems thinking

Design for Sex, Gender and Health (Celebrating International Women’s Day)

March 8, 2011March 8, 2011 Cameron D. Norman 455 Views design, designer, gender, health, health equity, health promotion, sex, woman, women's health

Bringing design and health promotion closer together has the potential to do women and everyone better by considering the locations — social and physical — in which sex influences health and wellbeing and consciously designing situations that improve it. As we celebrate this International Women’s Day, it is worth considering ways to make sex and gender more conscious in our work and how we might design for both at a foundational level.