The Measured Summit: Measuring the Impact of Social Design on Human Health
January 24, 2017 : NYC
introductions
parts and systems
Heather Fleming
Catapult Design
measuring moving targets
Q&A: Heather, Michael,
Zoé, Evan, Anne
Zoé, Evan, Anne
small and big
Maggie Breslin
The Patient Revolution
Sundaa Bridget-Jones
Rockefeller Foundation
structure and freeform
digital and analog
Rosanne Haggerty
Community Solutions
now and then
Q&A:
Jonathan, Rosanne, Tracy, Jake
provocateur summary
View on dsi.sva.edu
Trailer (45s)
The Measured Summit (5m)
Designing a Way to Measure the Impact of Design
ssir.org
ssir.org
The Measured Symposium.
Understanding and Scaling the Impact of Design
dsi.sva.edu
Press Release
prnewswire.com
Measuring Impact: Our Thoughts and Exploration
uscreates.com
An Interview with Measured Summit
Organizer Cheryl Heller
impactdesignhub.org
Organizer Cheryl Heller
impactdesignhub.org
The Business of Giving with Denver Frederick
(audio interviews)
How Do We Really Know How Effective We Are?
unreasonable.is
Measuring Social Design: The Challenges of Bringing Data Into Design
metropolismag.com
May 11, 2017 : London
View on dsi.sva.edu
with Gill Wildman, Cheryl Heller, Cheryl Kiser, Jesper Christiansen
At the end of January 2017, two hundred and fifty people gathered at the SVA theater in New York to begin the conversation about measuring the impact of social design on health. It was informative, exciting, energized. And it wasn’t enough. Since then, we continued the conversation in London with our friend Gill Wildman (watch the movie of that or read the dialog), are just launching another edition of The Understatement, all about Measured, and are working on the online resource, The Measured Manual.