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Share your Climate UX Wins and Lessons!

Do you have a story to share about how UX designers, researchers, and writers have helped their organizations and products address climate issues? Then we at Rosenfeld’s Climate UX discussion series will work with you to share your big, small, or quick wins with a live audience—and help turn it into a series of online case studies to inspire others to bring climate and sustainability considerations into their work.

Your session would run an hour; one of our team would interview you for roughly a half hour about your work, and then we’d open it up to live Q&A/discussion. Rosenfeld would promote and host the session, and make both the live session and its recording available to the free-level tier of its membership.

Share your Climate UX Wins and Lessons!

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Notes

  • We reserve the right to modify the information you provide about your case study to address grammatical and spelling errors. We won’t make major edits that change your message without your permission.
  • After submitting your proposal, we’ll email you a copy of your submission. 
  • We review proposals on a rolling basis, and aim to be back in touch with you within 2-3 weeks.
  • Have questions? Contact [email protected]

About Your Presentation

Note: We are eager to hear from a wide range of designers, non-designers, practitioners, service delivery staff, and multidisciplinary teams. To that end, please respond to the questions in the way that makes most sense for your case study.
Keep it descriptive, catchy, and SEO-friendly.
A short phrase that captures the essence and positioning of your case study.
Please let us know about the challenge/problem you face, and how you're addressing it. Who else has been involved (e.g., stakeholders, engineers, customers)? How did you get your organization/client/colleagues to move forward with the project/initiative? Have there been any take-aways or lessons learned yet?

Maximum file size: 125.83MB

Feel free to add a video, white paper, or any other materials that you think would provide some helpful context to your submission.
... so we can send you a copy of your entry.