Design as an inclusive and ethical tool in 2020

Name: Design as an inclusive and ethical tool in 2020
Start: 2020-11-13T19:00:00+02:00
End: 2020-11-13T20:30:00+02:00

Athens

Friday, November 13, 2020, 5:00 – 6:30 PM UTC

268

RSVPs

About this event

Design as an inclusive and ethical tool in 2020 🎉This is a free online global event.
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Our first event as Friends of Figma Athens (or FOF Athens) is here! 
A fresh start with the support of Figma.
 
But don’t worry. The diversity, the intriguing presentations, the speakers around the world, the perspectives on design, and Figma are on the same level.
The FOF Athens online event will focus on the topic of Design as an inclusive and ethical tool in 2020 on Friday, 13th November, 19:00 GMT+2 in an effort to explore perspectives and cover a very relevant and challenging issue. 
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Angelos Arnis 🎉Senior Designer and Design System Lead at Posti will open up the discussion towards a holistic and inclusive design practice.


Riley Sykes 🎉Product Designer at The New York Times, will talk about Growth Design and how designers can make the world a better place.
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Let's gather around from anywhere in the world on Friday, 13th November, 19:00 Athens Time GMT+2, and experience the feel of a global event together. 

Register Free, and don’t forget to add a quick reminder to your Calendar. 📆

When

Friday, November 13, 2020
5:00 PM – 6:30 PM UTC

Agenda

5:00 PM	Welcoming and Intro's	Host message and speaker introductions
5:15 PM	Angelos Arnis - Towards a holistic and inclusive Design practice	Angelos is a strategic designer focusing on delivering experiences with humane & ethical principles. Currently transforming Joint Futures & changing the ways of working at Posti Group, Finland. He is a Senior Designer and Design System Lead at Posti will open up the discussion towards a holistic and inclusive design practice.
5:45 PM	Riley Sykes - The world needs more Growth Designers	In a world where so many digital products have learned to capitalize on human instincts and psychology, we find ourselves being used as tools, instead of the other way around. Historically, designers have contributed to these problems, knowingly or otherwise. Now, designers have an essential role in deciding where we go next. Riley is a Product Designer at The New York Times, will talk about Growth Design and how designers can make the world a better place.