Sustainability in 7: Series Recap

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The Designers Accord Sustainability in 7 video series delivers a daily dose of design inspiration by today's leading sustainability experts. Join in the conversation as they share 7 things every designer should consider when integrating sustainability into design practice.

It's been an incredible month of sharing lessons in sustainability with thoughtful (and thought-provoking) videos from 17 of today's most respected sustainability experts. We learned that 'by design' starts with value thinking from William McDonough, the realities of sustainable business from Hunter Lovins and Lisa Gansky, that diversity creates resilience from Nathan Shedroff and that each of us should look to nature for design solutions from Janine Benyus. Each of our 17 presenters gave us a unique view on directions in sustainable design and what it means for makers, thinkers, consumers and producers today.

In case you missed any of the Sustainability in 7 videos, we've created an easy index of all our experts below! Bookmark and share the Sustainability in 7 homepage. All the videos will live at core77.com/sustainabilityin7 for your easy reference.

+ Fiona Bennie on Future Scenarios

+ Janine Benyus on Biomimicry

+ Allan Chochinov on the Seven Presumptions of Design

+ Dawn Danby on Life-Cycle Thinking

+ Andrew Dent on Materials

+ Gil Friend on Sustainable Business

+ Lisa Gansky on Sharing

+ Chris Hacker on the Design Process

+ Wendy Jedlička's Seven Handy Tips to Help You Change the World

+ Hunter Lovins Makes the Business Case for Sustainability

+ William McDonough on Cradle to Cradle Design

+ Dara O'Rourke on Seven Design Principles for Sustainable Design

+ John Peterson on Pro Bono Design

+ Nathan Shedroff Explains Systems Thinking

+ John Thackara on Energy

+ Alissa Walker on Walking the Walk

+ Adam Werbach on Cultural Sustainability

The Designers Accord is a global coalition of designers, educators, and business leaders working together to create positive environmental and social impact. Adopters of the Designers Accord commit to five guidelines that provide collective and individual ways to integrate sustainability into design. The Designers Accord provides a participatory platform with online and offline manifestations so that members have access to a community of peers who share methodologies, resources, and experiences around environmental and social issues in design.

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