The Making Good Symposium is a dynamic, one-day program that expands the themes of Making Good: Redesigning the Everyday bringing the transformative potential of design into sharper focus.
Today we find ourselves on the cusp of great change. Making Good reveals a world of systems, places and products where design heals and regenerates rather than simply reducing or minimising the environmental and social harm commonly associated with the consumption, construction and manufacturing that underpin everyday life.
Across six interrelated panels, the symposium brings together designers, entrepreneurs and researchers who are challenging outdated materials, systems and social norms. Spanning architecture, fashion, food systems, public health and product design, the program explores how design is confronting urgent social and environmental issues while presenting practical, regenerative alternatives.
This is an opportunity to hear directly from the innovators redesigning the world around us. Through conversation and debate, the Making Good Symposium invites audiences to consider how design is driving systemic change and contributing to a future founded on repair, resilience and renewal.
Presented in collaboration with Futures Partner, RMIT University
