On the eve of Oscar weekend, GlimmerSite reader Sarah MacLennan shares the following:

"I saw a special screening of 'The Cove' last night which is a documentary up for an Oscar on Sunday and it made me think of Glimmer. 'The Cove' tells the story of an  ops mission to stop dolphin killing in Taiji, Japan. It's brilliant and has all the elements of DT—a wicked problem, human-focused research, observation, listening, storytelling, creative problem solving, specific outcomes, prototyping, refinement, an inter-disciplinary team, a compelling solution, and of course, the unbridled optimism that we can shape a new reality and make the world a better place. Special Bonus: lots of real and metaphorical fence jumping to boot! Cheers to the revolution of possibility."

Plus, read these interesting, somewhat related GlimmerSite posts:

1. How design thinking got teenagers to stop smoking
2. Twelve brief videos on “thinking like a designer”
3. Can’t we design better prisons?
4. Streisand’s ‘passion for design’