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Nick Jeyarajah from CitizenUK explains a practical way to change the world.

The vision of a better world

The world I dream is totally opposite to the world as it is, selfish, aggressive, regressive...
I dream of an equal world, peaceful, sustainable and just.
Nick explains how there needs to be an optimistic vision of a better world to be able to change it and how all social changes spring from attention.

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As part of the Unit we have been introduced to the concepts of the Wicked Problem, to encourage us to see problems not as things ‘to be fixed’, but rather as a set of movable elements through which creative and social practice can be interwoven with the potential for far reaching impact.

In this section I explore the concept of the wicked problem and the process that led me to choose my specific wicked problem.

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It's been a long process before I decided what specifically to focus on.

Sometimes it feels like you want to focus on too many things, but thanks to this course I understood that to be able to change the world you need to start from little things.

In this section I explore my process of defining the problem statement I want to address my research and my practice.

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In this section I explore all the references I used to better understand my wicked problem.

From Ezio Manzini to Michel Foucault, I explored the themes of social capital, technology and much more...

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In this section I show all my research process of the last two months: it is a collection of thoughts, patterns, conversations, observations, workshops and reflections.

Even though I was already part of this community (or non-community) of creatives from the design district, I tried to immerse myself totally in the context, participating in various initiatives, carefully observing and taking note of what I saw.

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"SOLUTIONS" - proposals for my problem statement

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"SOLUTIONS" - proposals for my problem statement

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In this section I suggest two different solutions which can be applied simultaneously.

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This research process does not end here: these are just some of the issues that I am interested in and which I want to focus on as a design thinker also in the future, but now with some more awareness.