We understand eco-social design as a diverse set of design practices and projects that want to contribute to a much needed transformation of the relations among humans and between humans and nature, in order to move towards more sustainable, non-alienated, resilient, just and equitable futures -both locally and trans-locally. However, in today's economic and political landscape designers often struggle to keep their eco-social design practices viable.
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