Group 490 February Meetup

Organiser
Group 490
Date
Wed, 17 Feb 2010, 03:00 - 05:00 (Add to calendar) GMT
Venue
(Exact location not available) , Palo Alto, US
Cost
Free

Our "flagship" project, Village in a Box, will be a focal point in Quarter 1, 2010. At the January Meetup we will discuss this and other projects, progress on the Give Bank project, and start assembling teams from our group. Stay tuned to this channel for further details and links.

We have a great meeting space at the Silicon Valley Pad, thanks to Stine Jewett and Scott Krinsky. Their website is here.

Our recent Meetups have been great discussion groups, comprised of a diverse array of talents and interests. We are trying out Google Wave for the Group cadres that will be working on projects, fundraising and specific topics. Participants will be receiving invitations as soon as I can work it out.

We use the Meetup system for collaborative projects and networking amongst industrial/product designers and cultural creatives interested in raising people out of poverty through product design. "490" comes from "FOR the other 90 percent," also referring to Paul Polak's work (google him too if you don't know him) and his wish to turn around the fact that 90% of designers work for the richest 10%.

We invite designers, inventors, engineers, scientists and other interested individuals and groups like Project H to join our group.

To better know what we support, visit the Designfluence web pages.

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