Discover what it means to disrupt the status quo of oppression with and by design.
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While this complexity may seem overwhelming, it doesn't have to stop you from starting. That's where our guide can support you.
What you'll get:
This is why you need this product.
The curriculum has been designed to move you forward
from theory to action at a reasonable pace.
Get familiar with the program curriculum and assess your starting point. Review the human and business case behind designing for positive change and identify the “why” that most resonates with you.
Explore how systems of oppression show up in design and the world around us. Look into the mirror of your own bias, privilege and power. Discover a new frame of thinking and working that can disrupt the status quo.
Build critical thinking, introspective habits and practices to disrupt oppressive patterns and systems and nurture liberatory behaviors in the design process.
Work through objections, challenges and barriers to activating equity, inclusion and justice practices in your team, organization and/or projects.
Apply new practices on a personal or professional project with support from your peers and instructor. Assess your progress and prepare an action plan for the future.
Scheduling Note: Workshops will be held on Zoom and take place on Wednesdays at 9 AM PT/12 PM ET/6 PM CEST to accomodate a global audience. Office hours will be held on Fridays at the same time.
The guide is updated multiple times a year with new learnings and improved accessibility accomodations.
Hi, I’m Sandra Camacho (She/Her), a.k.a. Sandra By Design. I'm not only deeply experienced only an experienced inclusive and equitable design practitioner.
This resource was built by Sandra Camacho (She/Her) on the foundation of 10+ years of advisory, training and coaching of design practitioners across sectors, industries and geographies.
Sandra started her career at Google in 2010 and left in 2018 to help values-driven teams design for social impact under the alias Sandra By Design. Today, she's the founder of Design Changemakers and the founder and community lead at the Inclusive Design Jam. She lives in Paris, France.