News
26/8/2025
DAE x EU Policy Lab
Intergenerational Fairness is a pressing and complex societal issue, raising questions about responsibility, sustainability, and equity across generations. It challenges us to consider how today’s decisions not only influence the present but will also shape the lives of those who come after us.
During the third trimester of this academic year, from March to June 2025, the first-year students of all five departments of the master program at Design Academy Eindhoven worked together on the research question, ‘What does an intergenerational fair society look like?’ in partnership with the EU Policy Lab of the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre, giving students’ design research a wider policy framework.
Working in groups and guided by four dedicated mentors, students investigated different dimensions of Intergenerational Fairness - ranging from slow violence, wealth, embracing complexity and shifting societal structures.
During the third trimester of this academic year, from March to June 2025, the first-year students of all five departments of the master program at Design Academy Eindhoven worked together on the research question, ‘What does an intergenerational fair society look like?’ in partnership with the EU Policy Lab of the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre, giving students’ design research a wider policy framework.
Working in groups and guided by four dedicated mentors, students investigated different dimensions of Intergenerational Fairness - ranging from slow violence, wealth, embracing complexity and shifting societal structures.