Status
Published
No.
17
Publish Date
February 16, 2016
Season
Season Two
Tags
Huddle Foundation
Show Notes
Six years in the making at Huddle, Roy and Annie are spearheading Huddle Foundation, a nexus of design, philanthropy and social enterprise, where meaningful work and doing good all take a step out of the corporate world and explore even bigger and broader horizons.
Melis explores a notion about “slow design” (think of slow food) and how it may represent a great stance and approach to take when helping communities.
Also, Melis listens to a book (how does one listen to a book?)and spends some time jumbling things up; Roy declares that “fun-ness (q.v.) can be seriousness” and Annie asks what word we might use that includes all life, not just humanity, when we're thinking about our future.
Links and acknowledgements:
Mel mentions “Big Magic”, an audiobook by Elizabeth Gilbert.
Roy contemplates Rebecca Onie’s “Health Leads” TED Talk.
Annie is plunging into “The Artist’s Way” by Julia Cameron for a 12 week challenge with Melis to “become you”.
Thanks to Caitlyn for this week’s mystery question!
Also, keep an eye out for Huddle’s new publication “Authentic”, a collection of stories from women of all ages around the world.
Connect with us:
- Find us at www.wearehuddle.com and keep a look at our ongoing local events, all interesting, designerly and useful!
- Reach out to us on twitter at @wearehuddle and/or shout out to us at #heyhuddle
