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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,Business & Economy,World & Culture
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Center for Integrated Design\n\n5:30pm: Pizza\
 , AHG courtyard (weather permitting) or open area of AHG\n\n6:00-7:00pm: Le
 cture\, AHG 1.310\n\n***If you are unable to join in-person\, please regist
 er via Zoom***\n\nThe design industry’s relationship to the field of busine
 ss has long been established and continues to become further entangled each
  year. But designers aren’t just satisfied with only disrupting the busines
 s sector—they’re keen to disrupt the social sector too. Unfortunately\, the
  weaknesses baked into the discipline of design (that have been present fro
 m the start) are readily exposed when designers enter complex social issues
  and treat them like any other human-centered innovation challenge. The lac
 k of a moral framework\, let alone a set of ethical guidelines\, put design
 ers at great risk of doing more harm than good.\n\nAbout George Aye\n\nCo-F
 ounder and Director of Innovation\, Greater Good Studio\n\nPronouns: he/him
 /his\n\nGeorge co-founded Greater Good Studio with the belief that design c
 an lead to positive behavior change. Previously\, he spent seven years at g
 lobal innovation firm IDEO before being hired as the first human-centered d
 esigner at the Chicago Transit Authority. Since founding Greater Good\, he 
 has worked across multiple social issues including autism\, criminal justic
 e\, education\, public health and health care. He has facilitated discussio
 ns with small executive leadership teams and workshops with 150+ participan
 ts to help uncover hidden opportunities for innovation. George is an adjunc
 t full professor at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.\n\nPissed-o
 ff about: The rise of anti-scientific agendas in politics\n\nOptimistic abo
 ut: The fact that every major societal change used to be thought of as impo
 ssible\n\nInspired by: “Success consists of going from failure to failure w
 ithout loss of optimism.” – Winston Churchill
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LOCATION:Anna Hiss Gymnasium\, Courtyard\, 1.310
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SUMMARY:That Quiet Little Voice: When Design and Ethics Collide with George
  Aye
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