Service Design Day 2019

We would like to invite all organisations, service designers professionals, students and enthusiasts to join us in celebration of Service Design Day. Do good - give back!

This year is all about giving back to the community - block your calendars on May 31 and/or June 1 and use your service design skills for a greater good! Share your contribution via social media using #SDDay19 and #ServiceDesignDay.

On SDD we want to work together and show the power of service design - let’s demonstrate the true potential of our network.

We are excited to see how our service design community will join the SDD celebration in their own unique way with service design talks, events and activities.

Do good - give back!

To learn more about SDD download our Service Design Day playbook. 
Get in touch: sdday@service-design-network.org 

How can I participate?

  • Organise a  two-day Jam session to support some of the local challenges - form a team, find a local non-profit or charity, work together intensely on solutions
  • Host an event, workshop or training for your local community on the topic of service design
  • Hold a discussion/lightning talk on how service design can help society and contribute to the common good
  • Have an “open door” event or a service design exhibition and invite students,  NGOs, charities or community service organisations to your office
  • Empower service providers to utilise service design, talk about service design tools and methods and discuss the implementation of service design for a greater good
Offer your service design skills!

Online activities: 

Join us in the Service Design Day celebration! Share your initiatives using hashtags #SDDay19 and #ServiceDesignDay and tag us in your posts!

  • Share your initiatives - How do you celebrate Service Design Day? Share your activities and examples of how can service design serve the community and create a positive impact
  • Spread the love - Snap a photo of your team with the Service Design Day heart gesture
  • Share the love and celebrate your great colleagues - show empathy, multicultural insight, and collaboration
  • Celebrate Success Stories - Tag companies or people who have inspired you, promote infographics and pictures from previous successful projects. Let the world know that service design can make a difference
Join our online activities!

Sponsoring opportunities:

Partner with us on Service Design Day and help us make the world a better place. Check out our brochure. 

We are open to discussing further ideas and your involvement, as well as other types of sponsorship/partnership opportunities.

Get in touch: sponsorship@service-design-network.org

Be our partner!

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