Projects
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Link Up: a new model for community intervention
Link Up is one of Inspiring Scotland’s programs and is focused on two principles: 1. Connecting people: How better relationships, networks...Read more -
Service Design for Fashion
I have been working with the brilliant team at TED Textiles who are working with MISTRA to create systemic change in the fashion industry. They...Read more -
Snook through the eyes of a student
Last week we had a visit from some product design students from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design . Karen, Jamie, Rory and Martin...Read more -
Snooksters.com
We’re really excited to launch Snooksters into the wild . We have created this platform because we want Snook to be the ultimate learning...Read more -
Design For Scottish Government
Sarah and I have a very strong vision for Snook and a big part of that vision is The Scottish Government and the relationship they have with...Read more -
Service Design in Higher Education
This week we travelled down to Birmingham to work with eleven universities who are using Service Design principles to design new services for...Read more -
How can councils be innovative with local data?
As part of Nesta’s Make It Local program we spent a day working with ten councils from all over Scotland on how to create new online public...Read more -
Living well with dementia: First Things First
And now we wait. I’ve caught back my breath from pitching in front of the most amazing panel ever, and in terms of quantity, there...Read more -
Snook at ITU World 11
Snook collaborated with Notosh to design and deliver a series of workshops for 45 ideas from young innovators, digital talent and not-for-profits...Read more -
Being a critical friend to Universities embracing Service Design
Last April I delivered an introduction to Service Design to several Universities down south. This week I spent a day in Derby to follow up with...Read more
What people say about us
"Sarah Drummond inspired a group of talented strangers to rally around her crazy idea, make a prototype and present it to a bunch of investors. In 48 hours flat. Lauren Currie has repeatedly taken the Caledonian Sleeper to meet sceptical commissioners, senior public sector managers and broadcasters and has broken down any glass ceilings that might exist around a young, vibrant startup hailing from north of the Watford Gap. Snook combine design savvy, a mean line in persuasion and the capacity to work until their foreheads bleed, coming up with unique, challenging ideas that we didn't even know we needed. Hire them. I did."
Ewan Mcintosh | Led Channel 4's investment in Snook's MyPolice.org in 2009.
