12.02.16
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Bringing Virtual Reality To A Population That Needs It For Something More Than Gaming

You may think of virtual reality as just a new platform for gaming, but a company called Rendever is using it on a different audience: the elderly. Letting older citizens visit new places or revisit their past can have a profound affect on their mental health. See more in the video below:

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Ideas

After Charlottesville, It’s Up To Cities To Lead on Inclusion

After Charlottesville, It’s Up To Cities To Lead on Inclusion

How Trump’s Climate Report Dismissal Would Put Americans In Harm’s Way

Can We All Agree That Plastic Straws Are Totally Unnecessary?

Entertainment

How Marco Ramirez Brought Marvel’s “The Defenders” To Life

How Marco Ramirez Brought Marvel’s “The Defenders” To Life

Not Everyone Found Tina Fey’s “Sheetcaking” Funny, And Here’s Why

Always #LikeAGirl Returns To Fight The Fear Of Failure

Co.Design

President Trump’s Entire Committee On The Arts And The Humanities Just Resigned

Innovation By Design

President Trump’s Entire Committee On The Arts And The Humanities Just Resigned

The Hardest Working Office Design In America Encrypts Your Data–With Lava Lamps

How Pentagram Helped Samsung Rethink Its Design Language

Fast Company

Getty’s Thousands Of New Stock Photos Will Make You Rethink Gender Norms

Getty’s Thousands Of New Stock Photos Will Make You Rethink Gender Norms

Some of the ridiculously long and weird company names just banned by China

After Charlottesville, It’s Up To Cities To Lead on Inclusion