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A summary of the National Emergency Briefing where climate scientists lay out the facts of climate change.

Sharing knowledge, using empowering metrics and connecting people.

On Wednesday March 25th, we celebrated two years of Design Declares! Ireland with Redefining Good, an event held at Hen's Teeth in Dublin.

Four speakers on what digital sustainability actually looks like. A Design Declares event summary.

Design Declares Climate Action Cards Developed in partnership with the Design Council, and sponsored by GF Smith.

On Tuesday May 20th, we gathered in Galway for Amplify Voices for Change, hosted by Design Declares Ireland and CREW.

Outlining the journey of how the Design Declares initiative was integrated into the National College of Art and Design’s curriculum for BA Graphic Design students.

Recap: SD4P Collective working session – 28th March 2025

An Interview with Koskela Founder and Design Declares Australia Board Member - Sasha Titchkosky

An Interview with Vert Design and Design Declares Australia CEO - Andew Simpson

Design Declares' November Event Challenges Perspectives on Sustainability and Innovation

Design Declares has always been about people. From the moment that Design Council CDO Cat Drew introduced Alexie Sommer and Jo Barnard back in 2022, followed by Abb-d Taiyo and Aurelie Lionet coming onboard and aligning to the vision, we knew Design Declares was something special.

In an industry first, MEK have documented exactly how they approached and solved this challenge so they can inspire others to do the same and help businesses transition to sustainable digital practices.

A showcase of 8 projects exploring greenwashing, air quality, environmental effects on wellbeing, plastic, the ecological impacts of data harvesting, trees, global dimming, and green spaces, collected together for the first time in a thoughtfully designed limited-edition book.

Design Declares has become a certified CIC, a people-powered Community Interest Company with planet-led ambitions.

Climify podcast is to connect climate scientists and design educators together so that we can bring climate-related projects into our classrooms.

Making its global debut at Clerkenwell Design Week, Revo is a stunning new design by Pearson Lloyd, for Profim, combining circular thinking with playful design to create a lightweight and versatile workplace furniture system.

Only One invite people to make monthly donations to plant ocean trees and coral reefs, remove carbon and plastics from our seas, and track the results.

A few months ago, an article by Chris Hockell was published in Dezeen criticising Architects Declare for failing to live up to its ambitions.

Two big barriers for any business setting out to reduce their impact on the planet are knowing where they are starting from and understanding what they should be aiming for.