concept-branding-climate-change-conference 
Abduzeedo
APRIL 5, 2021
Concept Branding for Climate Change Conference. Shangning Wang shared a personal project/ concept project/ student thesis project for the branding for COP 25 UN Climate Change Conference. Shangning discloses that this is not the official branding design of the event.
Moo
SEPTEMBER 30, 2022
For many years now, the ocean and its biodiversity have been subject to various threats, from land-based pollution to the direct impacts of climate change through acidification and the increase in ‘dead zones’ where there is no longer enough oxygen to sustain life. A good example is the concept of ‘multiple stressors’.
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Eye on Design
JUNE 14, 2021
Design educators are currently grappling with the vexing task of teaching design amidst the escalation of various overlapping global crises: racism, poverty, precarious employment, mental health, climate change, to name just a few, all compounded by the effects of the global pandemic.
Azure Magazine
JANUARY 11, 2024
Beyond the main stage, the IDS conference program is also packed with VIP guests. will discuss how her work addresses the concept of “tending” (which she defines as caring for or looking after something or someone). For those in Toronto, the broader DesignTO festival also includes plenty of in-person talks.
Creative Boom
FEBRUARY 27, 2024
Zanco by In-House International We're big fans of In-House International, a branding studio based in Austin, Texas, with team members worldwide. So we were intrigued to learn that right now, they're shifting their focus to 'climate branding', i.e., design work that influences behaviours, policy and technology changes.
Eye on Design
DECEMBER 27, 2021
All of them, I hope, find their way to teenagers somewhere in the world and introduce them to the ever-changing, ever-exciting field of graphic design. A revisionist history of sorts, Pater looks at the role of labor, reproduction, branding, marketing, and social media in how they transformed the design industry.
Design Week
SEPTEMBER 4, 2020
As is to be expected, events will take place online because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic (you can read more about the proposed changes to the LDF structure here ). The talk will cover the conception and execution of Devlin’s previous work, while also giving her a chance to address the importance of the arts in times of crisis.
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