Framing a Pluriversal Purpose

Theodore Zamenopoulos

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The aim of this template is to help you work with others, or on your own, to create a clear purpose statement for a design project that considers multiple viewpoints or worldviews. The key outcome is a statement—or set of statements—that identifies valuable outcomes and challenges that diverse rightsholders care about and want addressed for their own reasons.

You will go through a number of steps. Each step is presented on a separate frame with specific instructions.

Theodore Zamenopoulos

Professor of Citizen Led Design @ The Open University

I am a Professor of Citizen-led Design at the Open University. I trained and worked as a professional architect in Greece. My research and practice focus primarily on developing design-led approaches that enable citizens and organisations across sectors to create (place-based) innovations in response to societal challenges.

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