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How can service design help in times of crisis? This is one of the questions Max Tkachuk and I explore in this episode. 

Max lives in Kyiv and is an active member of the service design community in Ukraine.

Being a first-hand witness of the war, Max sees how both the local and international service design communities respond to the situation.

In this episode you\'ll learn about:

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• The state of service design in Ukraine.
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• If service design is relevant in times of crisis.
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• What can we, as an international community, do to help.
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• Which role could service design play after the war.
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• What lessons you can take away from all this.
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Despite the terrible situation, it\'s encouraging to hear that at the same time, many good things happing in Ukraine. 

I would invite you to listen to this conversation and see how you can potentially contribute, no matter how big or small.

Sometimes service design is thought of as a nice to have addon. For me, this chat with Max once again shows that it can (and should) be at the heart of how any service is delivered.

Thanks for being part of this community, and keep making a positive impact!

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00:00 Welcome to episode 150
\\n01:45 Who is Max
\\n03:00 60 second rapid fire
\\n07:00 Call to action
\\n08:45 Topic of today
\\n09:30 Historic context
\\n17:00 Design education
\\n22:00 Demand in the local market
\\n25:30 Situation today
\\n30:00 Response of the design community
\\n33:15 How can the community help
\\n36:00 The barriers to integration
\\n39:00 Leveraging international design
\\n44:45 What I do
\\n48:15 Join service.so
\\n52:00 Closing thoughts

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• https://www.linkedin.com/in/maxtkachuk/
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• https://t.me/maxitkachuk
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• https://service.so
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• https://prjctrfoundation.com
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• https://www.ted.com/talks/philippe_starck_design_and_destiny
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--- [ 3. DONATE ] ---

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• https://u24.gov.ua/
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• https://zgraya-help.com/
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