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Using Design Thinking to Address Complex Social Problems

By Steve Hornberger, MSW, Director, Social Policy Institute, SDSU School of Social WorkResource Category: Videos & Webinars

What is it about human centered design? A way to look differently at the world around us? An opportunity to seek greater change instead of only responding to problems? Yes. Presenter Steve Hornberger, MSW, Director, Social Policy Institute, SDSU School of Social Work shares how one organization is using the principles of human centered design to lead engagement and innovation in the social sector. From asking the right questions to using online project management tools, we explored moving ideas into action in health and human services. Mr. Hornberger highlights lessons learned from several recent projects and identifies available resources.

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