CREATResili : A Social Design Methodology for Working with Vulnerable Women in Social Entrepreneurship

Csernák, Janka and Marosán, Borbála (2025) CREATResili : A Social Design Methodology for Working with Vulnerable Women in Social Entrepreneurship. Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest, Budapest. ISBN 978-615-5134-64-7

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Abstract

The role of creativity in addressing pressing social challenges has been widely recognised both in scientific research (González Moreno and Molero Jurado, 2024) and in practice-based social development programmes. The general concept of the CREATResili project is based on the approach of using creative means - especially social design - to build the resilience of marginalised groups and raise overall awareness of social issues. This project focuses on the development of vulnerable communities of women, particularly those living in socially and geographically marginalised conditions. By engaging vulnerable women, the project aims to create tools that promote agency, empowerment, and self-advocacy among women through the introduction of social design and various creative methods. The project builds on cross-sectoral cooperation. It brings together a governmental humanitarian and development agency (the Hungary Helps Agency), an artistic hub (Pro Progressione), an NGO working with marginalised women (the Jahjaga Foundation), and a tech company (Gjirafa). The Social Design Hub (SDHub) at Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest (MOME) joins the consortium to provide professional support and to create a framework for the application, teaching, and adaptation of social design methods in the context of community resilience and gender equity.

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