The winning Professional entry this year is Indigenizing Design, a framework for reorienting the Human Centered Design process to better support the teaching and learning of indigenous people and cultures. The project was a collective effort by Catapult Design, CahokiaPHX, Brian Skeet Design LLC, Indigenous Community Collaborative. The winning Student entry is Radicle, a seed sharing service focused on rare, heirloom, culturally significant, and endangered plant seeds designed by Noelle Antignano at the University of Washington.

The Jury Captain for this year's Core77 Design Awards Design for Social Impact category was Sabiha Basrai, the Co-Owner of Design Action Collective. Joining Basrai on the jury was Noopur Agarwal, Associate Professor+Program Director, Design at University of San Francisco, Sarah Dunham, Partner at MTWTF, Menaja Ganesh, Gallery & Collections Programming Associate at Letterform Archive and Indya McGuffin, Design Operations Lead at Netflix.

The 2024 Core77 Design Awards Design for Social Impact category honors projects designed to directly benefit social, humanitarian, community or environments. Examples of social impact work include: community or environmental impact initiatives, products for underrepresented communities, distribution systems, disaster relief, etc.

Congratulations to all of this year's honorees! You can view the honorees in all 23 categories on the Core77 Design Awards website.

Check out all the 2023 Core77 Design Awards honorees by category:

Apps & Platforms | Branding & Identity | Built Environment | Commercial Equipment | Consumer Technology | Design for Social Impact | Emerging Technologies | Furniture & Lighting | Gaming Accessories | Health & Wellness | Home & Living | Interaction | Lifestyle Accessories | Packaging | Robotics | Speculative Design | Sports & Outdoors | Sustainability | Tools | Toys & Play | Transportation | Visual Communication | Autodesk Fusion Prize | KeyShot Visualization Prize | Editor's Choice