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The MaD Forum is a regional event that endows Asian young people with a creative, socially conscious, and boundary-crossing mind-set, and empowers them to create positive change. Comprised of thematic talks, interactive activities, and other 2.0 activities, MaD 2013 is a forum for inspirations and a platform for actions, with a line-up of over 20 international thought leaders.
As one of the Participants’ Sponsors of MaD 2013 Forum, the General Education Unit, proudly presents you with the following programmes, where you will be exposed to critical issues of local and global development which will be able to stimulate thoughts ahead of our time.
The programmes will include:
I. The 4th MaD Annual Forum "Call to Action: The Choice is Yours" (25-27/1)
II. The Way of Design - Empower Communities & Change The World by Emily Pilloton
She will share her works and her vision on using design to empower communities and change the world.
Language: English
Date: 25/1 (Fri)
Time: 12:45-13:45
Venue: SYS Place
III. Lunchtime Intellectual Exchanges with Emily Pilloton
Date: 25/1 (Fri)
Time: 14:00-15:00
Quota: 20
Fee: $100 (including a deposit of $50)
As a young designer, Emily was frustrated by the design world's lack of meaningful work. Trained in architecture (UC Berkeley) and product design (SAIC), she is convinced of the power of design to change the world, Emily founded Project H to help develop effective design solutions for the people who need them most. The project leaders have a six-tenet design process, as quoted in their mission statement:
"Our six-tenet design process (There is no design without (critical) action; We design WITH, not FOR; We document, share and measure; We start locally and scale globally, We design systems, not stuff and, We build) results in simple and effective design solutions that empower communities and build collective creative capital." (http://www.projecthdesign.org/)
Emily has presented her works in TED and written the book Design Revolutions (2009).
About MaD
Organized by the Hong Kong Institute of Contemporary Culture, MaD is a regional platform for young changemakers in Asia. The spirit of MaD is diversity, boundary crossing and co-creation. Through exchange with passionate people from diverse backgrounds, we discover ourselves and society, and make good use of creativity for positive impact.
The MaD Forum is a regional event that endows Asian young people with a creative, socially conscious, and boundary-crossing mind-set, and empowers them to create positive change. Comprised of thematic talks, interactive activities, and other 2.0 activities, MaD 2013 is a forum for inspirations and a platform for actions, with a line-up of over 20 international thought leaders.
As one of the Participants’ Sponsors of MaD 2013 Forum, the General Education Unit, proudly presents you with the following programmes, where you will be exposed to critical issues of local and global development which will be able to stimulate thoughts ahead of our time.
The programmes will include:
I. The 4th MaD Annual Forum "Call to Action: The Choice is Yours" (25-27/1)
II. The Way of Design - Empower Communities & Change The World by Emily Pilloton
She will share her works and her vision on using design to empower communities and change the world.
Language: English
Date: 25/1 (Fri)
Time: 12:45-13:45
Venue: SYS Place
III. Lunchtime Intellectual Exchanges with Emily Pilloton
Date: 25/1 (Fri)
Time: 14:00-15:00
Quota: 20
Fee: $100 (including a deposit of $50)
As a young designer, Emily was frustrated by the design world's lack of meaningful work. Trained in architecture (UC Berkeley) and product design (SAIC), she is convinced of the power of design to change the world, Emily founded Project H to help develop effective design solutions for the people who need them most. The project leaders have a six-tenet design process, as quoted in their mission statement:
"Our six-tenet design process (There is no design without (critical) action; We design WITH, not FOR; We document, share and measure; We start locally and scale globally, We design systems, not stuff and, We build) results in simple and effective design solutions that empower communities and build collective creative capital." (http://www.projecthdesign.org/)
Emily has presented her works in TED and written the book Design Revolutions (2009).
About MaD
Organized by the Hong Kong Institute of Contemporary Culture, MaD is a regional platform for young changemakers in Asia. The spirit of MaD is diversity, boundary crossing and co-creation. Through exchange with passionate people from diverse backgrounds, we discover ourselves and society, and make good use of creativity for positive impact.
Forum
(25 - 27 Jan 2013)
The MaD Forum is a regional event that endows Asian young people aged 16-35 with a creative, socially conscious and boundary-crossing mind-set and empowers them to create positive change. In the past three years, the forum has received more than 3,500 young people from over 70 Asian cities.
Themed as "Call to Action: The Choice is Yours", the 4th MaD Annual Forum will evolve around 3 key themes – discovery, creativity and impact. Participants will be exposed to critical issues of local and global development, stimulating thoughts ahead of our time. Comprising of thematic talks, interactive activities and other 2.0 activities, MaD 2013 is a forum for inspirations and a meet-up for actions, with a line-up of over 20 international thought leaders including:
Mr. Stanley Yen, Chairman, The Alliance Cultural Foundation (Taipei)
Mr. Thomas Heatherwick, Designer of the Olympic cauldron in the London Olympics (UK)
Mr. Song Dong, Artist (China)
Prof. Philip George Zimbardo, Emeritus Professor of Stanford University and President of Heroic Imagination Project (US)
Other speakers’ information and programme details can be found at https://www.cedars.hku.hk/ge/res/2012Sem2/MaD/MaD2013Schedule.pdf or http://www.mad.asia/posts/145
Other speakers’ information and programme details can be found at https://www.cedars.hku.hk/ge/res/2012Sem2/MaD/MaD2013Schedule.pdf or http://www.mad.asia/posts/145
MaD 2013 Forum is organized by the Hong Kong Institute of Contemporary Culture, and the General Education Unit, HKU is one of the Participants’ Sponsors. GE is pleased to offer 30 sets of discounted tickets to students before the start of the semester with the following details:
MaD Forum 2013
Date: 25-27/1/2013
Venue: Kwai Tsing Theatre (Location Map)
Price for three-day pass: $250 (original early bird rate $560)
Registration: Please complete the application form (download application form) and come to our office at G/21, May Hall for registration by January 4, 2013.
Forthcoming event highlights: A Satellite event at HKU featuring Emily Pilloton, one of the renowned speakers of the MaD Forum 2013 will be arranged on January 25, 2013. She is a founder of Project H Design, a non-profit charitable organization that uses design and building as catalysts for community improvement. Emily will share with HKU students her works and her vision on using design to empower communities and change the world. More details will be announced soon nearer the time. Stay tuned!
Any enquiry, please feel free to contact us at 2241 5044 or gened@hku.hk.
Highlights of MaD Forum 2012:
Highlights of MaD Forum 2012:
Lecture 講座
(25 Jan 2013)
The MaD Forum is a regional event that endows Asian young people with a creative, socially conscious, and boundary-crossing mind-set, and empowers them to create positive change. Comprised of thematic talks, interactive activities, and other 2.0 activities, MaD 2013 is a forum for inspirations and a platform for actions, with a line-up of over 20 international thought leaders. 30 students of HKU have received our Unit's sponsorship to take part in it.
As one of the Participants' Sponsors of MaD 2013 Forum, the General Education Unit, proudly presents you with the following programmes. Before the official opening of the Forum, you will be exposed to the critical issues of local and global development, which will be able to stimulate the thoughts ahead of our time.
The Way of Design - Empower Communities & Change The World
Guest Speaker: Emily Pilloton
Date: Jan 25 (Fri) 12:45-13:45
Venue: SYS Place
Language: English
To register online:
http://hkuems1.hku.hk/hkuems/ec_regform.aspx?guest=Y&ueid=21196
Emily Pilloton, one of the participating artists of MaD 2013 Forum, will share her works and vision on using design to empower communities and change the world. As a young designer, Emily was frustrated by the design world's lack of meaningful work. Trained in architecture (UC Berkeley) and product design (SAIC), she is convinced of the power of design to change the world, Emily founded Project H to help develop effective design solutions for the people who need them most. (http://www.projecthdesign.org/)
Emily has presented her works in TED and written the book Design Revolutions (2009).
Lunchtime Intellectual Exchanges with Emily Pilloton will be held after the talk.
Date: Jan 25 (Fri) 14:00-15:00
Quota: 20
Venue: TBC
Fee: $100 (including a deposit of $50)
To register for this session, please go to the General Education Unit (G21, G/F, May Hall)
About MaD
Organized by the Hong Kong Institute of Contemporary Culture, MaD is a regional platform for young changemakers in Asia. The spirit of MaD is diversity, boundary crossing and co-creation. Through exchange with passionate people from diverse backgrounds, we discover ourselves and society, and make good use of creativity for positive impact.
As one of the Participants' Sponsors of MaD 2013 Forum, the General Education Unit, proudly presents you with the following programmes. Before the official opening of the Forum, you will be exposed to the critical issues of local and global development, which will be able to stimulate the thoughts ahead of our time.
The Way of Design - Empower Communities & Change The World
Guest Speaker: Emily Pilloton
Date: Jan 25 (Fri) 12:45-13:45
Venue: SYS Place
Language: English
To register online:
http://hkuems1.hku.hk/hkuems/ec_regform.aspx?guest=Y&ueid=21196
Emily Pilloton, one of the participating artists of MaD 2013 Forum, will share her works and vision on using design to empower communities and change the world. As a young designer, Emily was frustrated by the design world's lack of meaningful work. Trained in architecture (UC Berkeley) and product design (SAIC), she is convinced of the power of design to change the world, Emily founded Project H to help develop effective design solutions for the people who need them most. (http://www.projecthdesign.org/)
Emily has presented her works in TED and written the book Design Revolutions (2009).
Lunchtime Intellectual Exchanges with Emily Pilloton will be held after the talk.
Date: Jan 25 (Fri) 14:00-15:00
Quota: 20
Venue: TBC
Fee: $100 (including a deposit of $50)
To register for this session, please go to the General Education Unit (G21, G/F, May Hall)
About MaD
Organized by the Hong Kong Institute of Contemporary Culture, MaD is a regional platform for young changemakers in Asia. The spirit of MaD is diversity, boundary crossing and co-creation. Through exchange with passionate people from diverse backgrounds, we discover ourselves and society, and make good use of creativity for positive impact.
TED Talk by Emily Pilloton: Teaching design for change
Speaker(s) 講師: | Emily Pilloton |
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Medium 語言: | English |
Schedule:
Date | Time | Venue |
25 Jan 2013 | 12:45 - 13:45 | Sun Yat-sen Place |
25 Jan 2013 | 14:00 - 15:00 | Sun Yat-sen Place |