With, not For

With, not For

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With, not For episodes

  • Designing Past to Present with Alison Page

    This episode we speak with Alison Page, a Walbanga and Wadi Wadi woman, film maker, storyteller and architect, about how to include traditional cultures into future designs. 

    Read the full transcript here: https://centreforinclusivedesign.org.au/index.php/featured/2021/07/07/with-not-for-episode-4-past-to-present-with-alison-page/ 

    Link to Centre for Inclusive Designs website: www.centreforinclusivedesign.org.au

     

     

     

    37 min
  • Busting Binaries with Steph Sands and Mon Schafter

    Steph Sands, Head of Diversity and Inclusion for Australian and New Zealand with Capgemini, and award-winning ABC journalist and documentary maker, Mon Schafter, look back at how much has changed for LGBTQ+ groups across the western world, the effects on workplace, media influence, and what still needs to change for a more inclusive society. 

    Read the full transcript here: https://centreforinclusivedesign.org.au/index.php/featured/2021/06/24/with-not-for-episode-3-busting-binaries/

    Link to Centre for Inclusive Design website: www.centreforinclusivedesign.org.au

     

    41 min
  • Using Cognitive Bias for Good with David Dylan Thomas

    In this month's episode of With, not For, we speak to David Dylan Thomas, the Author of Design for Cognitive Bias. David’s work focuses on the intersection of bias, design, and social justice. His work in content strategy focuses on how it can mitigate bias (or use it for good) and help people talk to each other more clearly and treat each other more equitably. Episode transcript available here. 

    In this episode, Manisha and David discuss: 

    • Operationalising the mitigation of cognitive bias
  • Removing bias from the hiring process 
  • Preventing assimilation in workplaces
  • An Avengers analogy to understand diverse hiring 
  • Setting goals to achieve real change 
  • The limitations of GDP - what about Gross Domestic Happiness? 
  • Design education and learning ethics ----more----
  • Visit the Centre for Inclusive Design website. 

    Connect with Dr Manisha Amin on LinkedIn, and follow CfID on LinkedIn. 

    30 min

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With, Not For (WnF) is an initiative by the Centre for Inclusive Design. Dr Manisha Amin facilitates insightful conversations with the people working in and with communities both in Australia and…

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