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Home / People / Elise Roy

Elise Roy

Elise Roy

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Twitter: @EliseRoy

Elise Roy is a deaf lawyer, artist, artisan, and human rights advocate who works in the vanguard of the social design movement, which holds that designers have the capacity and responsibility to address and resolve human problems on micro and macro scales and thereby contribute to social well-being.

Elise promotes design thinking as fundamental to progressive social change, and is a passionate proponent of applying social impact and human-centered design research to international aid and development work.

Conference talks

  • Different Is the New Normal: Why Everyone Benefits When We Design for Disability (2018 Keynote)

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