115 Designing for Women & Girls

Social Design Insights by Curry Stone Foundation

May 16, 201900:30:00Society & Culture

Anna Meddaugh is an American designer who developed a personal, reusable urinal designed for women and girls in refugee camps to use at night when it is too dangerous to go to the communal toilets....

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