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Social Innovation on Big Issues

December 6, 2019 Cameron D. Norman 746 Views behaviour change, design thinking, men, social change, social innovation, violence against women, women

Some problems have deep roots, seem intractable and resist change. Our first social innovation might be understanding that change is

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

December 6, 2018June 12, 2019 Cameron D. Norman 811 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

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International Women’s Day, Every Day

March 8, 2017 Cameron D. Norman 605 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

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How Systems and Design Thinking Can Address Violence Against Women

December 6, 2011December 6, 2011 Cameron D. Norman 1228 Views design, design thinking, gender equality, men, sex, systems thinking, violence against women, women

Today, as we remember the lives lost and damaged from the events of December 6th and the global challenge that this represents, consider taking up the challenge and perhaps together we can systems think and design our way to a healthier, more equitable world for men and women alike.

Imagine how we can create a system that makes the unthinkable truly so. As designers, envision what we could do if we engaged people in the design challenge to reimagine our sex and gender roles in a healthier image.