This presentation tackles four of the key critiques of design (that it’s traumatizing; it’s extractive; it’s neocolonial; and it’s conservative), offers four resources for further study for each one, and ends with a call to action to build and amplify “critical design alternatives.”
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Trauma Responsiveness by Design: Towards an Ethic of Care and Accountability in Design Research
TopicsEthics
How ethics of care and accountability complement trauma-informed principles in design...
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Adding Friction to Mandatory Reporting: The Case for Survivor-Centered Research
TopicsEthics
How might researchers navigate knowing that mandatory reporting can harm participants?...
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Ceding Power in Design
TopicsCommunity, Culture, Ethics, Privilege, Social Innovation
How might designer reckon with the power they wield?...
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A Typology of Participation in Participatory Research
TopicsEthics, Service Design, Social Innovation
How to map out the degrees and sites of participation in research?...
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Unraveling the Links Between Design and Policing
TopicsCommunity, Data, Disability, Environment, Ethics, Policy, Security, Social Networks
Digital tracking and profiling, personalizing users’ experience, monitoring their...
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Establishing Meaningful Relationships with Communities You Serve
TopicsAccessibility, Diversity & Inclusion, Service Design, Social Innovation
How can we form more authentic relationships and coalitions with community?...
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Trauma-Informed Design
TopicsAccessibility, Diversity & Inclusion, Ethics, Service Design, Social Innovation
How might designers bring a trauma-informed lens to their work?...
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Lessening the Research Burden on Vulnerable Communities
TopicsDiversity & Inclusion, Ethics, Service Design, Social Innovation
In what ways can we make research less burdensome for vulnerable communities?...
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Conducting Research with Vulnerable Communities
TopicsDiversity & Inclusion, Ethics, Service Design, Social Innovation
What are the specificities of conducting design research with vulnerable populations?...
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Physical Storyboarding
TopicsMethodology, Service Design
How can we make storyboarding more participative and collaborative?...
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Research in Design for Development
TopicsEthics, Service Design, Social Innovation
What makes user research in the context of international development unique?...
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The Power of Proverbial Expression in Design Research
TopicsEthics, Service Design, Social Innovation
How can proverbs be used to enrich our design research practice?...
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Exploratory Research in UX Design
TopicsMethodology
What is exploratory research and how can it complement evaluative or comparative research?...
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