The Displaced Project by Raneen Nosh of Citizen Designer
Meghan Young — February 26, 2010 — Art & Design
References: citizendesigner & core77
It's interesting to see companies step up and create something really worthwhile, something that truly has meaning and can help another person live a better life; The Displaced Project is one of those endeavors.
Created by Raneen Nosh, The Displaced Project helps those who have lost a home and find themselves lost without any worldly possessions. Through textile-based objects, one is able to find solace through a sense of domestic comfort.
Created by Raneen Nosh, The Displaced Project helps those who have lost a home and find themselves lost without any worldly possessions. Through textile-based objects, one is able to find solace through a sense of domestic comfort.
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Textile-based Comfort — Opportunity for textile companies to innovate and create new, practical applications for textiles in the home goods market.
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Corporate Social Responsibility — Opportunity for companies to use their resources and expertise to address social issues and improve the lives of others.
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Disaster Relief — Opportunity for companies to create scalable solutions for those affected by natural disasters or conflict.
Industry Implications
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Textile & Home Goods — Companies in the textile and home goods industries can explore new products and partnerships that prioritize comfort and functionality, rather than aesthetics.
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Corporate Social Responsibility Consulting — Consulting services that advise companies on how to prioritize social issues and create impactful CSR initiatives.
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Humanitarian Aid — Non-profit organizations and government agencies can work with companies to develop scalable and sustainable solutions for disaster relief and refugee assistance.
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