KindMind works with governments, civil society, and businesses to transform broken and unjust systems into experience-driven solutions rooted in care, equity, and renewal.

We work within the constraints of real life:
navigating bureaucracy, silos, shifting mandates, tight timelines, and inflexible legacy systems to unlock momentum for equitable
and adaptive ways of living.
Digital civic design training makes BARMM services more inclusive, efficient, and accessible
EU–PH Green LGUs drive circular economies, jobs,
and resilient futures
Inclusive finance with digital tools and community
trust designed with and for the users
PH reshapes living, resilient futures with smart
and sustainable communities
Ethiopia's Learning Experience Design Academy turns research into tools, fueling sustainable agriculture
Training 500 changemakers to design digital services for and with BARMM communities
Prototyping circular systems that diverted waste and reshaped community economies
Equipping changemakers with tools to lead in complexity and design for systems change
Training 500 changemakers to design digital services for and with BARMM communities
Training 500 changemakers to design digital services for and with BARMM communities




















From political shifts and economic uncertainty to social divides, technological disruption, the future of work, legal constraints, and ecological crisis — organizations are being pushed to move fast while navigating layered systems, short-term cycles, and siloed mandates.

KindMind brings a systemic, strategic, and creative lens to help teams surface insight, align around what matters, and design meaningful, adaptive solutions. In a region shaped by uncertainty and aspiration, change must be grounded in reality and designed to respond.
We do this by working in three interconnected ways:
Transformation doesn’t end with a single engagement. It takes a community — people who think differently, practice together, and stay with the work.
Our learning programs are built for that. Beyond toolkits and templates, they shape new ways of seeing, deepen systems practice, and connect changemakers across roles and sectors.


The KindMind workshop reframed experience design for me — not just as a matter of satisfaction, but as a pathway to transformation. I've taught and practiced experience design in tourism and global expos; but this was the first time I saw it as a strategic method for shaping change. What felt most valuable was learning how to intentionally craft experiences that align with purpose and leave lasting impact. While some concepts initially felt abstract, the collaborative process clarified them into actionable design. If someone said, "That changed everything," it's because KindMind made transformation feel not only possible — but "designable."

When I joined the Kaospilot Experience Design Course by KindMind, I expected to gain tools that would complement and add to my current skillset. What I didn’t expect was to come away with a new way of seeing both work and life — more intentionally and meaningfully. Through the Kapospilot toolkit, I learned how to design transformative experiences, which already made it a worthwhile investment. But with KindMind weaving in our Filipino culture, the program became even richer, fostering deep personal transformation.
What stands out to me is the incredible community that KindMind has. It was a real honor to work with KindMind to deliver experience design professional training in Manila. The absolute focus on quality and delivering impactful experiences, while at the same time the ability to be radically creative and think outside the box, makes KindMind incredibly special. That — grounded in a community that really believes in what they do — makes KindMind and organization that really changes the world for the better.