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Envision a World of Design Without White Supremacy

Offered By: SXSW via YouTube

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SXSW Courses Mentorship Courses Advocacy Courses Inclusive Design Courses

Course Description

Overview

Explore a thought-provoking SXSW 2021 conference talk that challenges the current state of user experience design and its Eurocentric foundations. Delve into a discussion on envisioning and building a world of design that prioritizes inclusive representation, uncovers new modes of creativity, and works to eradicate bias and supremacy. Learn how small, individual decisions can drive radical progress in creating experiences for a better future. Gain insights from diverse perspectives on mentorship, advocacy for non-traditional backgrounds, and implementing non-Eurocentric approaches to design. Discover strategies for finding allies, creating voice, and addressing cultural context in product development. Understand the importance of considering audience spread and biases in the design process, and leave with actionable takeaways to contribute to a more inclusive and equitable design world.

Syllabus

Intro
Welcome
Introducing Elaine
Elaines background
Creating a sense of community
Angelas background
Mentorship
How do we be advocates for those without traditional background
My background
How to take this into a world without white supremacy
Who is involved in design
Examples
Cultural Context
Audience Spread
Biases
Building Products
Finding allies
Creating voice
How has this worked
NonEurocentric approaches to design
One takeaway


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