Balochistan | Experience Design | Research Design
In the complex world
of public health
we see the people.
Hello. We are Common Thread.
A globe-spanning team of behavioural scientists, public health experts, communicators, and designers.
We bring a people-first approach to solving the world’s toughest public health problems.
We harness human behaviour for good.
However illogical it seems, human behaviour is never a fault or a flaw. It’s a feature. The key is to understand it.
Through data, stories and design, we facilitate healthy decision making in communities across the world.
Discover
We don’t like guess work.
Before we are designers we are insightful listeners, respectful observers, and diligent researchers. We draw on the best of human-centred design, anthropology, and behavioural science to get a clear picture of the problem at hand.
Design
We strategize to catalyze.
We develop systems that foster sustainable, healthy decision-making. Whether it be a strategy, a workshop or a product, we craft specific and elegant solutions that effectively influence behaviour.
Amplify
We enrich numbers with narratives.
We bring stories from the sidelines to centre stage. We produce film, audio, and written stories to promote change, elevate voices, and bring the communities we serve into boardrooms of decision makers. It’s not content, it’s context.
We design
for change.
Clients come to us with some of the toughest public health problems of our time. (We love that…)
Our Field Notes
This is our playroom. It's where we share what we're up to. What we're thinking about. What we're building.
The Future’s Looking Less WEIRD*
Hansika, Anirudh and an increasing number of practitioners like them are seizing this moment to pave a future for BS that’s accessible, collaborative, and a lot less WEIRD.
World Refugee Day
We partnered with NaTakallam to speak with refugees about what brings them home, when home is a place they can’t return to. This #WorldRefugeeDay we’re sharing their stories.
Our Common Threat — Planetary Health is Public Health
We’re spending this Earth Day in admiration of how far we’ve come, and in preparation for all the work we have left to do.
