20/09/2021
Our October Masterclass continues to explore the new skills required for co-creating system change. In this interactive class participants will learn how to weave together concepts around co-creation, equity, and critical utopias, to design better futures for all. The focus will be on race, gender, and disability, but the aim of the workshop is to help the participant understand and learn to recognize any form of exclusion and to use co-design to strive for any form of equity.
Dr. Lesley Ann Noel, Assoc. Prof, North Carolina State University Lesley-Ann practices design through emancipatory, critical and anti-hegemonic lenses, focusing on equity, social justice and the experiences of people who are often excluded from design research. Dr. Noel practices primarily in the area of social innovation, education, and public health and is co-Chair of the Pluriversal Design Special Interest Group of the Design Research Society. Before joining North Carolina State University, Dr. Noel was the Associate Director of Design Thinking for Social Impact at Tulane University, and she was a lecturer at Stanford University and the University of the West Indies.
This Masterclass is FREE. Register today to ensure your space.
Sometimes people can be timid about the change that they imagine is possible. They’ll say people aren’t ready for something, or it’s too hard to get something to change. They can often list why something is impossible. Pushing people’s imagination to the ‘far-out’ future helps them to th...