About Sebastian Campos Moller
A designer trained for the complexity of the 21st century.
B.C. Public Service,
Senior Service Designer
Sebastian thinks in systems about preferred futures and helps materialize them through service design processes. A Design, Foresight, and Systems methods expert with 10+ yrs. of experience in private sector, not-for-profit, & government. Recently led a Housing Permitting Modernization at British Columbia Public Service involving six different ministries. My next role ideally incorporates more-than-human centered design, speculative design, and participatory approaches aimed at wicked problems. Vancouver Island based or Remote.
To me, service design means...
Everything in the world is designed through Service Design processes. Service Design helps materialize the world. The future is materialized through Service Design. Service Design will be how we transition to preferable futures.
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Ayudog - Changing Lives
The birth of a not-for-profit organization that focuses on improving the lives of street dogs and cats and reducing animal suffering in a rural part of Mexico
I co-founded Ayudog in 2018 after our intervention gained momentum. It all started a few years back when I was living in Valle de Bravo, a small rural town in Mexico. I noticed that street dog and cat populations had exploded, and it was a common sight to find animals in terrible health conditions, starvation, disease and/or injury from living on the streets and highways. I decided to do something about it and quickly realized that because there were over 15,000-20,000 street dogs and possibly double the amount of cats just in Valle de Bravo region, this was a systemic problem. Finding a good home for each animal was not a viable solution. This overpopulation was created by human mismanagement of their pets, income inequality, poor government involvement, and a flawed belief system around spaying and neutering. We realized that the services (government-run spaying and neutering community events) available for low-income stakeholders were abysmal and even threatened the safety of the animals. This was an opportunity for me to use the power of design to solve this socio-economic problem and help vulnerable populations of humans and animals.
Sebastian Campos Moller
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