Inflection Point

Peace In Our Lifetime?

by Chris Bennett on October 4, 2016 4:29 pm

Tags: AIrBnB, Behavior Design, implicit bias, Inflection Point, influence, Israel Loves Iran, Lauren Schiller, Margarita Quihuis, NextDoor, NPR One, Peace Innovation, Peace Innovation Lab at Stanford, Peace tech, Peace technology, persuasion, Persuasive Technology, podcast, Ronny Edry, Uber

Margarita Quihuis was interviewed for the Inflection Point with Lauren Schiller podcast.

They spoke about behavior design, persuasive technology and how they are used to create ‘positive peace’. Did we mention Margarita is also the co-director of the Peace Innovation Lab here at Stanford?

All very relevant to our work here with Game Design Thinking. Well worth a listen.

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