Live Webcast August 27: Designer Be Good

by Caitlin Dover

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How good are you? No, we’re not talking about your design chops. We’re talking about creating positive change in the world. Designers everywhere are becoming more involved in good causes—and attracting clients who also want to make a global impact and reach an audience that cares about today’s most important issues.

In this live webcast, web designer for Core Industries and School of Visual Arts professor Daniel Schutzsmith will show how leveraging the power of change-agent thinking—and tapping into the practical web design and intuitive web applications now employed by major philanthropic iniatives—can help you make waves for your clients, your company, and your career.

• Learn about upcoming trends to create audience involvement.
• Find out which tools are both designer-friendly and effective to create awareness.

• Get tips and tricks to help you position yourself in the world of nonprofits.

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By cynthianelson December 12, 2011

This sounds really interesting! Harvard Business School faculty just came out this week with a working paper demonstrating that happier people give more, that giving indeed causes increased happiness, and that these two relationships may operate in a circular fashion (along with an interesting psychological examination on asking/giving). You can check it out here: http://hbswk.hbs.edu/item/6265.html#wp-1 I look forward to this webcast by SVA- an incredible school with phenomenal educators!

By travelingfemma August 24, 2009

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