Innovate & Create: Join Our 2026 Design Thinking HCD+ Workshops!
Are you ready to think outside the box, solve real-world challenges, and design solutions that matter for people and society? The Ateneo Intellectual Property Office (AIPO) invites you to our 2026 Design Thinking Workshop Series, now enhanced with HCD+ (Humanity-Centered Design). This new framework deepens empathy and expands innovation toward ethical, inclusive, and impactful outcomes.
2026 Workshop ScheduleS

Our hands-on sessions will guide participants through the stages of Design Thinking with a broadened focus on humanity, systems, and long-term impact — helping you accelerate ideas into meaningful action.
Who should join?✔️ Startups, professionals, and changemakers ready to innovate✔️ Faculty, researchers, and creative problem solvers✔️ Students exploring innovation & entrepreneurship
Limited slots available! Register now: aipo.ateneo.edu/designthinking
For inquiries, email aipo@ateneo.edu or call +632 8426-6001 ext. 5679.
Let’s innovate, create, and design for humanity together!
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The HCD+ angle is what caught my attention here — empathy as the starting point rather than an afterthought feels like the right shift, especially for students and researchers working on problems that actually affect communities. The October 29 session might be the one I try to make if schedules line up. Speaking of design work, I've been tinkering with prototyping visuals for a small project, and honestly the bad quality maker at has been weirdly handy for mocking up rough, low-fi versions so people focus on the concept instead of the polish. Anyway, glad AIPO is keeping this series going.
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