The  6th UN Designers meeting will be held at the International Labor Organisation on 28 September. It is intended for designers and visual communicators working in international organizations as well as students. Entrance is free!

This time the discussion will be on the design processes in the digital world. Most have witnessed the transition between the ‘printed’ world towards the ‘digital’ one. This not only affects channels of communications or the way we creating them, but actually reshapes the way we interact with our audiences. The meeting will look at how new narratives can be built within the UN/international organizations environment;  ILO’s experience in this field will be used to illustrate the challenges ahead.

Here is a first look at the agenda:

Wednesday 28 September 2016
11:15 Welcome in the ILO Reception
11:30-12:30 Presentation of the InfoStories project by Inês Gomes, digital publishing officer at the ILO, followed by a debate about user-centered design processes for digital publishing.
(Check out the InfoStories website and see more information about the project)
12:45 Lunch at the ILO cafeteria

Meeting point will be at the R2 entrance of the ILO.