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Sheryl Cababa • UX Copenhagen 2024

"Designing for a more equitable world with systems thinking" (full video: https://uxcopenhagen.com/product/just...) Whether design thinking can have actual impact in today’s complex world is a real question, and some design practitioners have become disillusioned with approaches that emphasize products and profit over people. In this talk, Sheryl discusses how there is still a spark of value in some of the tenets of design thinking, but to make it really shine, and to design for a more just and equitable world, systems thinking needs to be at the center of the designer’s practice. She will discuss approaches and methods that help designers kickstart or expand on their systems thinking practice so they can make meaningful change and have real impact. Sheryl Cababa is the author of Closing the Loop: Systems Thinking for Designers. She’s a design researcher and strategist, and is the Chief Strategy Officer at Substantial, an education-focused research, insights, and development studio based in Seattle. Her practice is focused on systems thinking and equity-centered design, and she’s worked with a diverse base of clients including the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Microsoft, IKEA, and Khan Academy. Her focus is on using design to help clients reimagine education. She also teaches at the University of Washington’s Human Centered Design and Engineering program, helping to introduce systems thinking to the next generation of designers. Sheryl was here in 2019 with a brilliant talk about “Tackling the unintended consequences of design”. To watch the full video with Sheryl, please visit https://uxcopenhagen.com/product/just... At https://uxcopenhagen.com/shop/, you can also purchase merchandise, and access to recordings from our previous events. From 2020-2024, you can also get access to entire live-streams, including Q&A sessions, workshops, and extra bonuses, from the events. ©Helle Martens ©hellemartens.com ©uxcopenhagen