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    • Wednesday, August 27, 2014, 11:56am

CUP’s Christine Gaspar weighs in on the future of impact design

CUP's Christine Gaspar weighs in on the future of impact design

CUP's Executive Director was asked what public interest design will look like in 2024 as one of 18 design practitioners by the folks at Impact Design Hub

Christine spoke on the issues of colonialism, demographic make-up, and individualistic nature still visible in public interest design while highlighting the field's current and future potential for impactful work.

Check out Christine's and the rest of the group's answers here!

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