Beyond Inclusion: Rethinking what truly accountable, inclusive design looks like
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Whose knowledge is centred in design? Whose voices are heard, and whose are overlooked?
Join us for an interactive workshop that goes beyond surface-level inclusion to critically explore power, culture, and equity in design practice.
What to Expect
This isn't your typical design discussion. Through hands-on activities and guided conversation, we'll challenge dominant design assumptions and rethink what truly accountable, inclusive design looks like.
Led by Sakshi Mathur, this gamified workshop explores Decolonising Ecological Knowledge — examining how we might design more responsibly with diverse communities, non-human actors, and local knowledge systems.
Who Should Attend
- Designers and Researchers at any career stage curious about decolonial approaches
- Anyone already engaging with equity and justice in their practice
- Those questioning whose perspectives shape the products and systems we create
- People seeking space for honest reflection and learning
Whether you're completely new to decolonising design or already working with these frameworks, you'll find space to reflect, learn, and connect with others navigating similar questions.
About the Ticket
The ticket cost is to hold your place and ensure commitment from attendees. All participants who attend the event will be offered a full refund of their ticket price. This approach helps us plan effectively while remaining accessible to those with financial constraints.
Come ready to participate, question, and imagine design differently.