Reworlding Sessions
Across three international editions, Design Innovation Group has been exploring what it takes to reimagine future systems and design meaningful regenerative change.
About the sessions →
Designing a Living Lexicon for a Regenerative World
Collective Action towards Regenerative Urban Communities
with Instituto Ecobairro São Paulo, Brazil
Planting Seeds to Cultivate Regenerative Futures
with Girls for Climate Action, Uganda
How can design contribute to a regenerative future?
This is the question we’ve been exploring. In a world in transition—where we need to shift from narratives of degeneration to regeneration—we’re reflecting on how design can drive this transformation and how we, as a design practice, can help others embrace a different mindset.
The urgency to rethink our relationship with the earth and each other inspired our Reworlding Sessions—a global collaboration with partners including Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London, Girls for Climate Action, and Instituto Ecobairro Brasil. These sessions are not about quick fixes or universal solutions. They are about asking deeper questions, embracing complexity, and uncovering regenerative principles that can guide design and communities toward meaningful transformation.
Our Reworlding Sessions provide a space for creativity, collaboration, and diverse perspectives to come together.
This journey isn’t about finding quick fixes or making big promises. It’s about discovering how regenerative principles can shape the way we design and how we can support others in finding their own paths toward meaningful change.
What is Reworlding?
Inspired by the regenerative movement, Reworlding invites us to rethink how we live, work, and connect with the world. It challenges us to embrace new ways of being—where design doesn’t just sustain but actively restores ecosystems, communities, and relationships.
A Collaborative Journey
Through the Reworlding Sessions, we’ve created a space where diverse perspectives converge, exploring creative storytelling, cross-disciplinary approaches, and regenerative design methods. These conversations remind us that transformation is not linear—it’s about cycles, growth, and reconnection.
We are committed to sharing the insights, stories, and tools that emerge from this journey. Follow along to discover how these ideas can shape a future that’s vibrant, inclusive, and truly regenerative.
How do you envision design contributing to a regenerative future?