Teaching and Practicing Service Design and Social Innovation: Experiences with Communities at the Margins in São Paulo, Brazil

Rosana Vasques; Mari Suoheimo; Maria Cecilia  Loschiavo dos Santos

Teaching and Practicing Service Design and Social Innovation: Experiences with Communities at the Margins in São Paulo, Brazil

Rosana Vasques, Mari Suoheimo, Maria Cecilia Loschiavo dos Santos

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Today, we are exposed to several thousands of chemicals via e.g. our living environment, cosmetics, textiles, clothing, drugs, and food. Most of the chemicals used in the textile and clothing production are harmful or dangerous to humans and nature. Harmful synthetic chemicals are applied in textiles especially during the finishing procedures e.g. to prevent mold growth in textiles. Natural, non-toxic substances used in textiles and clothing, are needed.

F.BAD-project is an innovative combination of natural sciences, technology and textile design. Material applications of natural materials and non-toxic plant-based active ingredients will be combined with textiles. The promising preforms will be conceived and prototyped to combine organic active ingredients and materials solutions. The research generates information applicable in global context: antimicrobial activity, especially antifungal activity, insect repellent properties, and UV-shielding and/or color anti-fading properties in textiles.

Keywords: Harmful chemicals, Safe plant-derived substances, Interdisciplinary research, Business actions.

Alkuperäiskieli	englanti
Otsikko	Design Culture(s)
Toimittajat	Loredana Di Lucchio, Lorenzo Imbesi, Angela Giambattista, Viktor Malakuczi
Kustantaja	Cumulus, the Global Association of Art and Design Education and Research
Sivut	3715-3726
Vuosikerta	2
ISBN (elektroninen)	978-952-64-9004-5
Tila	Julkaistu - 2021
OKM-julkaisutyyppi	A4 Vertaisarvioitu artikkelil konferenssijulkaisussa
Tapahtuma	Cumulus Conference Proceedings - Rooma, Italia Kesto: 8 kesäk. 2021 → 11 kesäk. 2021

Julkaisusarja

Sarja	Cumulus Conference Proceedings Series
Numero	7
ISSN	2490-046X

Konferenssi

Konferenssi	Cumulus Conference Proceedings
Maa/Alue	Italia
Kaupunki	Rooma
Ajanjakso	08.06.2021 → 11.06.2021

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Vasques, R., Suoheimo, M., & Loschiavo dos Santos, M. C. (2021). Teaching and Practicing Service Design and Social Innovation: Experiences with Communities at the Margins in São Paulo, Brazil. teoksessa L. Di Lucchio, L. Imbesi, A. Giambattista, & V. Malakuczi (Toimittajat), Design Culture(s) (Vuosikerta 2, Sivut 3715-3726). Cumulus, the Global Association of Art and Design Education and Research . Cumulus Conference Proceedings Series Nro 7 https://cumulusroma2020.org/proceedings/#

Vasques, Rosana ; Suoheimo, Mari ; Loschiavo dos Santos, Maria Cecilia . / Teaching and Practicing Service Design and Social Innovation : Experiences with Communities at the Margins in São Paulo, Brazil. Design Culture(s) . Toimittaja / Loredana Di Lucchio ; Lorenzo Imbesi ; Angela Giambattista ; Viktor Malakuczi. Vuosikerta 2 Cumulus, the Global Association of Art and Design Education and Research , 2021. Sivut 3715-3726 (Cumulus Conference Proceedings Series; Nro 7).

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Teaching and Practicing Service Design and Social Innovation : Experiences with Communities at the Margins in São Paulo, Brazil. / Vasques, Rosana; Suoheimo, Mari; Loschiavo dos Santos, Maria Cecilia .

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Teaching and Practicing Service Design and Social Innovation: Experiences with Communities at the Margins in São Paulo, Brazil

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