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The Editors|Twenty Years of Design Observer
Globalism
Looking back to look forward: Over more than a decade, Change Observer reported on everything from equality in Iceland, to efficiency in Chile, from luxury in Morocco, to death in Mexico. From Kenya, Uganda, South Africa, India + Cuba, we …

The Editors|Twenty Years of Design Observer
Politics
Not everything is design, but design is about everything, Michael Bierut once explained. So do yourself a favor: be ready for anything.

The Editors|Twenty Years of Design Observer
Advocacy
At its core, advocacy is an art of creative benevolence: to advocate for someone (or something) is at once an act of generosity and a form of compassion, a mark of conscience and an expression of citizenship.

The Editors|Twenty Years of Design Observer
Architecture
Architecture invites the study of personality and voice, of economics and choice. It asks us to consider art and artifice, to challenge blight and to question ego, to revisit all that’s iconic and seductive, and to reimagine what it …

The Editors|Twenty Years of Design Observer
Art

The Editors|Twenty Years of Design Observer
Education
Educators are among our most cherished cultural ambassadors, sage deputies charged with cultivating curiosity, bestowing counsel, constructing networks, broadening horizons, and expanding capacities for us all.
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