PROJECT H TAKES THE DESIGN REVOLUTION ON THE ROAD
www.designrevolutionroadshow.com

The Spring 2010 Design Revolution Road Show will promote design for social change: 25 schools, 6300 miles, 75 days, 1 mobile trailer exhibition, 40 products to change the world.

As some creative professionals and designers have begun to rethink their traditional consumer-based practices, prioritizing design as a tool for problem solving and social action, San Francisco-based design nonprofit Project H Design is taking design for the greater good on the road.

The Design Center for Global Needs received a $10,000 Donation from the Los Angeles-based Attias Family Foundation to Support the Establishment of the Nathan H. Shapira Design Archive in the DAI Department at San Francisco State University.

UN Habitat World Urban Campaign Funding $15,000 Grant received by Prof. Joshua Singer to administer and coordinate the “World Urban Campaign Logo Design’s Worldwide Competition,” sponsored by Veolia Environment, the world leader in environmental services.