SOCAP strives to offer diverse content across the spectrum of business and capital innovation advancing social and environmental impact. SOCAP Open is a public submission platform that helps us source suggestions directly from our community. As in past years, SOCAP16 will include interactive sessions, panel discussions, workshops, and storytelling opportunities. By proposing a session idea and/or voting, we invite you to add your unique voice to the conversation.

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Designing for Worldview

Amy Lazarus, InclusionVentures


How does your life experience shape your view of the world? How does it seep into your interactions, or into the products and services you're designing and funding? "Designing for Worldview" is an interactive workshop that applies the problem-solving power of human-centered design to the challenge of building awareness of unconscious bias. Through this design challenge, participants leave with a prototype that will help their creativity and leadership in the coming weeks. The workshop has been getting rave reviews from tech companies, Venture Capital firms, nonprofits, and philanthropic organizations. Participants say: -"[The design challenge outcome is increasing my] productivity. It's also making me extra grateful for and excited about my job." –Media professional -"So often you worry that exercises like these leave you thinking but stuck in regards to how to act. I feel like having this exercise/framework is a nice/low lift way to stay self aware." - Venture Capitalist -"This was refreshing. The conversation was dynamic." - Diversity Committee member
action, creativity, diversity, empathy, human centered design, inclusion, innovation, leadership, unconscious bias, user experience
Interactive Workshop
Intermediate
Emi Kolawole, Senior Media Designer, Stanford d.school Amy Lazarus, CEO, InclusionVentures, LLC

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