Equity Design Library

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1	Here is a growing list of knowledge equity resources, available for your perusal. I'm sure you'll find something useful! Here are some quick tags you can use to use to find certain resources: #ai #abolition #accessible #apps #bias #blog #book #cards #casestudy #code #community #complexity #conference #data #database #definition #design #directory #education #employment #ethics #evaluation #event #framework #funding #futures #game #gender #glossary #government #guide #hispanic #inclusive #latinx #list #location #manifesto #manual #media #method #news #ontology #organization #organizations #organizing #people #pictures #podcast #principles #product #project #quote #race #research #resources #slack #slide #slidedeck #socialmedia #syllabus #talk #tool #toolkit #tools #video #visualization #wiki #workshop #zine Have a resource that should be included? Leave a comment. I'll get to it ASAP! Created by Dr. Pierce Otlhogile-Gordon - Email me at piercegordon1@gmail.com! Updated on May 24th, 2024.
2	#	Link	Descriptive, Hashtags	Description
3	1	7 Design Principles for Low-Income Countries	slide, tool	Near the bottom of the website shows slides for design for low income countries.
4	2	Our Approach - Equity-Centered Community Design — Creative Reaction Lab	definition	Equity-based definitions for design work.
5	3	AI Needs an Ethical Compass. This Tool Can Help. \| ideo.com	blog, tool, principles	IDEO's design pinciples to guide an ethically responsible, culturally considerate, and humanistic approach to designing with data.
6	4	Airtable - UX Research Tools	tool, list, directory	A directory of UX research tools.
7	5	An Incomplete List of Resources for the Equity-Centered Designer	blog	A compilation of exercises, frameworks, and thoughts that serve to advance the design field’s relationship with systems that perpetuate oppression.
8	6	Calm Technology	principles, blog, casestudy,	Our world is made of information that competes for our attention. What is necessary? What is not? When we design products, we aim to choose the best position for user interface components, placing the most important ones in the most accessible places on the screen. Equally important is the design of communication. How many are notifications are necessary? How and when should they be displayed? To answer this, we can be inspired by the principles of calm technology.1
9	7	Cognitive bias cheat sheet, simplified – Thinking is Hard – Medium	blog, bias	There are 4 qualities of the universe that limit our own intelligence and the intelligence of every other person, collective, organism, machine, alien, or imaginable god. All 200ish of our known biases are attempts to work around these conundrums!
10	8	Language of Appeasement	blog	By substituting diversity and inclusion rhetoric for transformative efforts to promote equity and justice, colleges have avoided recognizable institutional change, contends Dafina-Lazarus Stewart.
11	9	Consequence Scanning – doteveryone	event, tool, manual	Introducing Consequence Scanning – a new Agile event that fits alongside other agile processes in an iterative development cycle. This is a way for organisations to consider the potential consequences of their product or service on people and society and provides an opportunity to mitigate or address potential harms or disasters before they happen. Consequence Scanning is for tech teams looking to ensure that the products or services they’re creating are aligned with their organisation’s values and culture.
12	10	Dark Patterns	video, bias, apps	Dark Patterns are tricks used in websites and apps that make you do things that you didn't mean to, like buying or signing up for something. The purpose of this site is to spread awareness and to shame companies that use them.
13	11	Design Guide - Center For Humane Technology	toolkit, framework	Together we can leverage our collective power to reverse human downgrading and elevate our shared humanity.
14	12	Design Justice Network Principles — Design Justice	manifesto, principles	Design mediates so much of our realities and has tremendous on our lives, yet very few of us participate in design processes. In particular, the people who are most adversely affected by design decisions — about visual culture, new technologies, the planning of our communities, or the structure of our political and economic systems — tend to have the least influence on those decisions and how they are made. Design justice rethinks design processes, centers people who are normally marginalized by design, and uses collaborative, creative practices to address the deepest challenges our communities face.
15	13	Design Resources (2020-2022)	design, drectory	This collaborative spreadsheet was launched by Hila Mehr (hilamehr.com) and members of the Design for Social Innovation Facebook group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/designsocinn/). It is open to the public to add and share resources. Thanks for collaborating!
16	14	Ruined By Design	manifesto, code, ethics, principles, pictures	The world is working exactly as designed. And it’s not working very well. Which means we need to do a better job of designing it. Design is a craft with an amazing amount of power. The power to choose. The power to influence. As designers, we need to see ourselves as gatekeepers of what we are bringing into the world, and what we choose not to bring into the world. Design is a craft with responsibility. The responsibility to help create a better world for all.
17	15	Designing Mindfulness	principles, blog, casestudy, manifesto	Designing Mindfulness is a manifesto from Mindfulness Everywhere. It is a result of us asking the question - how can we build the ideas and practices of mindfulness into technology so that the attention and wellbeing of the people who use it is best supported?
18	16	Doteveryone Ethical Tech Directory (created 2017, updated by everyone) - Google Docs	list, directory, resources, toolkit, blog	There’s a lot of good work being done in ethical and responsible tech today, so we’re making this directory to help more people find out about the growing number of initiatives and their . This directory focuses on initiatives which help make more tech responsible/ethical, rather than individually ethical products or services. So: standards, training courses, advocacy, guidelines, campaigns, regulations, networks, tools, etc. If there’s something missing from this list, we want to know about it. Add a comment with a link to it or get in touch with Doteveryone to tell us more.
19	17	Ethical OS	tool, toolkit	What’s in the Toolkit: A checklist of 8 risk zones to help you identify the emerging areas of risk and social harm most critical for your team to start considering now. 14 scenarios to spark conversation and stretch your imagination about the long-term s of tech you’re building today. 7 future-proofing strategies to help you take ethical action today.
20	18	Ethical Technology, Ethical Design	list, directory, toolkit, wiki	Ethical Technology is an online community of design and technology professionals concerned with ethics and social responsibility in our work. Our community spaces include a global online discussion group (Slack), local groups in several cities, and this wiki (ethicsofdesign.org, currently under development).
21	19	Ethics for Designers	toolkit, blog	To be able to engage with the ethical dimension of your designs, you'll need to start learning the following skills. The development of ethical skills allows designers to understand and engage with ethics within each different design project. Mastering your ethical skills will help you grow as a responsible designer.
22	20	Ethics Kit \| Methods & tools for ethics in the design process	toolkit, tool	Designing anything means changing something. Ethical design means making sure that the changes you choose to make have a positive on all aspects of society. Ethics Kit is a global community of designers, researchers, technologists, educators and academics. We're creating practical methods and tools for teams to include ethics in their design processes... for free.
23	21	Futurecasting — Foossa	tool, slide	“Nobody can predict the future. But we can rehearse for it.” Introducing a tool to help you plan and design for the future.
24	22	general \| Designers Group for Good Slack	slack, community	Slack community of Designers who work for good.
25	23	GitHub - CodeEthics/Ethics-Resources: Tech ethics for developers. Guidance, information & checklists.	ethics, list, directory, toolkit	But what do I do about ethics at work? Do these issues apply? Where would I begin? How can I talk about it? What if I don’t have the power to change anything? What if the organization is stacked against it? And as a professional community, what should we be doing about ethics? How can we equip our members to address ethical issues in their work? This session combines a personal perspective with lessons learned from an online community for Ethical Technology founded two years ago at the 2017 IA Summit.
26	24	Greater Good Studio's Pinterest of Design & Social Impact Organizations	organizations, list	Organizations that center design and social highlighted by consultancy Greater Good Studios.
27	25	Home \| The Security Cards: A Security Threat Brainstorming Kit	toolkit, card	The Security Cards encourage you to think broadly and creatively about computer security threats. Explore with 42 cards along 4 dimensions (suits):
28	26	How Privilege Defines Performance, Tatiana Mac @ #PerfMatters Conference 2019 - YouTube	video	In theory, performance, accessibility, and inclusive design all have similar goals: Provide the best, most consistent experience to all people using the minimal amount of resources. In practice, this often falls apart. Product creators define what it means to be performant from where they stand, which is typically from places of privilege with unseen biases, struggling to find true empathy with their users. Through this talk, we'll examine how to build conscientiously, looking within to resist systematic problems in order to create more truly performant, accessible, and inclusive systems for our users.
29	27	How to Design Social Systems (Without Causing Depression and War)	blog, method, tool	Here I’ll present a way to think about social systems, meaningful interactions, and human values that brings these often-hazy concepts into focus. It’s also, in a sense, an essay on human nature: on what humans need to live well. It’s organized in three sections:
30	28	Humane by Design	principles, blog, tool	A resource that provides guidance for designing ethically humane digital products through patterns focused on user well-being.
31	29	The Equitable Futures Toolkit	tool, community, list	The Equitable Futures Toolkit starts from the premise that today’s solutions need to be grounded in extraordinary visions of the future. They need to take into account past and present forces that are reshaping human society today as well as the first, second, and third-order consequences of any solutions society might propose. “Any future-ready solution needs to start with systematic futures thinking,” says toolkit author Tessa Finlev. “Only when we’ve explored a range of future possibilities and worked across sectors and their stakeholders to anticipate the unexpected and interlocking consequences of these possible futures are we ready to start designing for equity.”
32	30	Inclusive Design - Microsoft Design	toolkit, inclusive, ethics, principles	Inclusive Design is a methodology, born out of digital environments, that enables and draws on the full range of human diversity. Most importantly, this means including and learning from people with a range of perspectives.
33	31	Ind.ie — Ethical Design Manifesto	framework, organization, video, principles	Ind.ie is a tiny two-person-and-one-husky not-for-profit striving for social justice in the digital age. We design and build ethical technology that respects human rights, effort, and experience. Whenever we can, we also try to raise awareness of the issues and advise companies, policy makers, and educators through our talks, consulting, and events.
34	32	Kata Design's Pinterest of Inclusive Design Examples	list, casestudy	A collection of love stories and innovations for inclusive environments, products, and services. These solutions were designed with excluded communities, but their benefits extend to all of us.
35	33	Ledger of Harms	list, blog, ethics, research, principles	The companies that created social media and consumer-facing mobile tech have benefited our lives enormously. But even with the best intentions, these companies are under pressure from shareholders to prioritize product usage and growth, which can create invisible harms in society. This Ledger collects those negative s of social media and mobile tech that do not show up on the balance sheets of companies, but on the balance sheet of society.
36	34	Live Online Event \| Design for Racial Equity - YouTube	video	How can social designers use their skills to generate greater racial equity in the communities they work? How can they make their practices and organizations more equitable? In June 2017, Design Hub, in partnership with Enterprise Community Partners and the Enterprise Rose Architectural Fellowship surveyed the field to find organizations that are creating more racial equity through design.
37	35	Civil Rights Data Collection - US Department of Education	data	Since 1968, the U.S. Department of Education (ED) has conducted the Civil Rights Data Collection (CRDC) to collect data on key education and civil rights issues in our nation's public schools. The collection was formerly administered as the Elementary and Secondary School Survey (E&S Survey). The CRDC collects a variety of information including student enrollment and educational programs and services, most of which is disaggregated by race/ethnicity, sex, limited English proficiency, and disability. The CRDC is a longstanding and important aspect of the ED Office for Civil Rights (OCR) overall strategy for administering and enforcing the civil rights statutes for which it is responsible. Information collected by the CRDC is also used by other ED offices as well as policymakers and researchers outside of ED.
38	36	Moving Towards an Ethics Framework and Taxonomy for UX Design	slide, ethics, ux	Ethics in user experience design has become a prevalent topic in recent years. But from a pragmatic perspective, what are the ethical issues and considerations we must take into account as designers? And, how do we approach design while also considering the long-reaching effects of our decisions? This presentation will explore ethics in UX design placing emphasis on the importance and of ethics in design. Ethical issues are not always evident in the design process only becoming all-to-evident upon release of a product or feature. Having an understanding of the types of ethical issues resulting from UX design decisions gives us a foundation for understanding and moving towards a taxonomy and framework to aid designers in evaluating concepts at the point of design.
39	37	My Favorite Resources for Learning Inclusive Design and Accessibility	blog, accessible, inclusive	Below are some of my favorite resources on inclusivity and accessibility. These resources have been invaluable to us at Center Centre as we weave inclusivity and accessibility throughout our courses. I’m confident you’ll find these resources useful for your design practice, too.
40	38	Oaths, pledges and manifestos: a master list of ethical tech values	blog, manifesto, principles	Digital technologies are everywhere: in our lives, our homes, our work, our infrastructure. They move fast, and they’ve never been easier to deploy: In our own work, we’ve started to frame what we think responsible tech looks like.
41	39	Planet-Centric Design Toolkit	toolkit, blog, organization	THROUGH STORYTELLING AND TECHNOLOGY, WE TRY TO ENCOURAGE A MORE PLANET-CENTRIC VISION OF THE WORLD.
42	40	Playing the Legal Card	research, cards, data	The regulatory climate is in a process of change. Design, having been implicated for some time, is now explicitly linked to law. This paper recognises the heightened role of designers in the regulation of ambient interactive technologies. Taking account of incumbent legal requirements is difficult. Legal rules are convoluted, uncertain, and not geared towards operationalisable heuristics or development guidelines for system designers. Privacy and data protection are a particular moral, social and legal concern for technologies. This paper seeks to understand how to make emerging European data protection regulation more accessible to our community. Our approach develops and tests a series of data protection ideation cards with teams of designers. We find that, whilst wishing to protect users, regulation is viewed as a compliance issue. Subsequently we argue for the use of instruments, such as our cards, as a means to engage designers in leading a human-centered approach to regulatio
43	41	Presentation: How Do I Know If I’m Doing Good? Practicing Ethical Design in a World of Systemic Complexity – Dan Zollman	blog, ethics, complexity	This repo serves 2 purposes: to be a list of resources to read about the current thinking on ethics related to technology to track our progress coming up with Ethical Agile processes: checklists and approaches for adding ethical consideration into our development lifecycle.
44	42	Reboot \| Everyone is Biased: How Reboot Builds Bias Checks into Design Research	blog	Everyone is Biased: How Reboot Builds Bias Checks into Design Research: Below I’ve shared three broad time points (among many) when we account for bias in our work.
45	43	Service Design Tools \| Communication methods supporting design processes	tool	An open collection of communication tools used in design processes that deal with complex systems.
46	44	TechTransformed	tool,	TechTransformed helps product teams build with responsibilty.
47	45	The Black Census Project Final \| Black Futures Lab	project	The Black Census is the largest survey of Black people conducted in the United States since Reconstruction. Launched in early 2018, the Black Census Project asked over 30,000 Black people about their experiences, views and opinions about politics, society and the opportunities and challenges facing Black communities and the nation.
48	46	The Circular Design Guide	guide, blogpost	The Circular Design Guide is a collaboration between the Ellen MacArthur Foundation and IDEO. The design thinking approach that underpins this guide allows you to explore new ways to create sustainable, resilient, long-lasting value in the circular economy – giving you the creative confidence to redesign the world around you.
49	47	The Data Ethics Canvas – The ODI	toolkit, blog, principles	The Data Ethics Canvas is a tool for anyone who collects, shares or uses data. It helps identify and manage ethical issues – at the start of a project that uses data, and throughout. It encourages you to ask important questions about projects that use data, and reflect on their responses. These might be: What is your primary purpose for using data in this project? Who could be negatively affected by this project? The Data Ethics Canvas provides a framework to develop ethical guidance that suits any context, whatever the project’s size or scope.
50	48	The Little Book of Design Research Ethics	book, toolkit, guide, principles	This one is about ethical practices in design research. It covers the principles that guide our interactions as we search for insight. It’s written for everyone at IDEO and for all the people we work with—those we learn from, and those we teach. We’ve distilled lessons learned—as you’ll see, sometimes the hard way—from more than a quarter-century of experience and dozens of stories from the field. We’ve integrated advice and recommendations from external sources too from ethicists and from existing codes of ethics in related professions, such as journalism and market research.
51	49	The Nosotros Collection - Getty Images	pictures, latinx, hispanic	Getty Images is proud to present the Nosotros Collection, an initiative that aims to reimagine the visual representation of the Latinx/Hispanic community within the North America media and advertising landscape, using rich, carefully curated still and video content to tell stories in a voice that belongs to the community. License the photos from the Nosotros Collection for your next project or campaign by searching below. Plus, learn more about this important initiative at creativeinsights.gettyimages.com.
52	50	The problem with that equity vs. equality graphic you’re using \| Cultural Organizing	blog	I was doing some work for a colleague at the Family Leadership Design Collaborative, and she gave me a challenge: redesign the “equity vs. equality” graphic that’s been circulating on the web
53	51	The Tarot Cards Of Tech	tool, card	The Tarot Cards of Tech are a set of provocations designed to help creators more fully consider the of technology. They'll not only help you foresee unintended consequences-they can also reveal opportunities for creating positive change. To begin, simply click below-and see how the cards fall for you.
54	52	Toolkit — < DESIGN ETHICALLY >	toolkit, methods, slidedeck	A library of resources to help you integrate ethical design into your practice.
55	53	Tools \| Training For Change	tool	Training for Change is a training and capacity building organization for activists and organizers. We believe strong training and group facilitation is vital to movement building for social justice and radical change. Below is our toolbox of tool topics. Click to reveal tools that correspond with the categories you select.
56	54	Value Sensitive Design Toolkits	research, card, toolkit	The Envisioning, Security, and Metaphor Cards on Value-sensitive Design.
57	55	Welcome to Queer Design Club – Queer Design Club – Medium	blog	Queer Design Club is a new project highlighting the work of LGBTQ+ designers in the field today and throughout history. We, co-founders John Hanawalt (JWH) and Rebecca “Becks” Brooker (BB), are proud to share what we’ve been working on now that it’s come out.
58	56	What frameworks / methods / tools have you come across relating to ethics in technology and design? : teamhuman	tool, list, ethics	What frameworks / methods / tools have you come across relating to ethics in technology and design?
59	57	Why Textbooks Are Fables for Conquerers – Jose Vilson – Medium	blog	Why Textbooks Are Fables for Conquerers
60	58	Zebras Unite To Fix What Unicorns Broke – Jennifer, Mara, Astrid & Aniyia – Medium	blog	Zebra founders and our allies believe that creating an ethical and inclusive alternative to the Silicon Valley status quo is a moral imperative. To build humane technology — to build anything humane — we must support the people who personally experience a problem and bravely create solutions born of this lived experience.
61	59	Decolonizing Reader	blog, glossary, directory	Lascaux Cave Paintings, the depiction of aurochs, horses and deer, France. Graphic Design’s history usually starts here, BUT… how has this history been told? Who wrote this history? History is about the interpretation by the writer/author who writes it from his (usually a white male) perspective. Where does that leave the rest of us… the Southern Hemisphere? How can we begin the process of expanding this narrative? Who should we read, engage and talk with? This reader is an attempt to gather materials to begin the process of EXPANDING and making design more inclusive. It is about reading and engaging with others.
62	60	Guide to Accessible Event Planning	guide, handbook	The purpose of a Guide to Accessible Event Planning is to provide an overview of what the event/meeting planner needs to know and do in order to make your activity fully accessible to individuals with disabilities. This guide will provide information to assist you in ensuring that the event/meeting is in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the federal civil rights law.
63	61	Inclusive Event Planning Guide \| Syracuse University	guide, handbook	This document aims to support staff working in higher education who are involved in the planning, organising, publicising and running of events. The guidance provided highlights how events and their associated documents can be delivered in a manner that is accessible to disabled people.
64	62	Aimi Hamraie on Making Access Critical: Disability, Race, and Gender in Environmental Design \| Haas Institute	accessible, apps, bias, blog, book, cards, casestudy, code, community, complexity, data, definition, design, directory, ethics, event, framework, gender, glossary, guide, hispanic, inclusive, latinx, list, manifesto, manual, method, ontology, organization, organizations, pictures, principles, project, race, research, resources, slack, slide, slidedeck, tool, toolkit, tool, video, visualization, wiki	The Haas Institute's Disability Studies cluster and School of Environmental Design on February 25 hosted a talk by disability scholar Aimi Hamraie titled "Making Access Critical: Disability, Race, and Gender in Environmental Design." Hamraie is an Assistant Professor of Medicine, Health, and Society at Vanderbilt University.
65	63	Models of Disability – Forward with FLEXibility	blog, definition, design, glossary, guide, inclusive, list, manifesto, manual, method, ontology, research, resources, disability,	This section uses text and an image to define and compare the Medical Model approach to disability (which locates disability as a problem in the individual) from the Social and Human Rights Model approaches to disability (which locate disablement as a problem in the environment).
66	64	The Digital Divide	accessible, apps, bias, blog, principles, project, race, wiki	Interaction between human and computers has greatly increased as we embark on the twenty-first century. The ability to access computers and the internet has become increasingly important to completely immerse oneself in the economic, political, and social aspects of not just America, but of the world. However, not everyone has access to this technology. The idea of the "digital divide" refers to the growing gap between the underprivileged members of society, especially the poor, rural, elderly, and handicapped portion of the population who do not have access to computers or the internet; and the wealthy, middle-class, and young Americans living in urban and suburban areas who have access.
67	65	Office of Digital Accessibility - Stanford University	accessible, apps, blog, guide, inclusive, project, race, research, resources, slack, slide, slidedeck, tool, toolkit, tools, video, visualization, wiki	The Stanford Online Accessibility Program provides resources for Stanford web designers, developers and content creators so that they can produce materials which are accessible to the broadest audience possible. The program achieves this through the promotion of universal design and web standards compliance.
68	66	Universal Design - Auckland Design Manual	accessible, book, casestudy, design, directory, ethics, event, framework, glossary, guide, inclusive, list, manifesto, organization, organizations, principles, project, research, resources, tool, toolkit	Creating buildings, spaces and places that can be used and enjoyed by all. Universal design is design for inclusivity and independence. A universal design approach recognises human diversity and designs for life scenarios, such as pregnancy, childhood, injury, disability and old age.
69	67	900+ Startups Hiring Remotely	directory, startup	900+ Startups hiring Remotely in 2020 - by Remotive.io
70	68	Hippocratic License 3.0 (HL3): An E thical License for Open Source Communities	manifesto, resources	Open source licenses have long been a tool for promoting the use of our software under our own rules and conditions. In the past these licenses were used to allow the free distribution, modification, and use of our software. But there is nothing stopping us from taking this further. Introducing the Hippocratic License: a modified MIT license that specifically prohibits the use of open source software to harm others.
71	69	States of Change \| Nesta	organization	We're orchestrating the world’s best people to strengthen innovation capacity across governments and develop the next generation of public innovation learning.
72	70	How to support designers transitioning into the social sector	blog	“What does a designer transitioning into the social sector need to know?”
73	71	Resources — The Residency	list, organizations, book, resources	The Residency was inspired and informed by the existing strength of the Change Design sector and leading practitioners across the world. Here are a few resources that provide examples of collaboration, learning, and related thinking.
74	72	Equity Meets Design	organization, education, framework, book	Racism and Inequity are products of design. They can be redesigned. Learn how to build your capacity as an equityXdesigner.
75	73	How to Quash Bias \| Aspen Ideas	podcast,	Bias is natural — it’s one way we make sense of the world. It becomes problematic when our biases become stereotypes and prejudices. So how do we manage bias, particularly in the classroom and workplace?
76	74	Equity In The Center	framework, organization,	We support the Social Sector by: Hosting convenings, webinars and workshops with nonprofit and philanthropic leaders. Developing and disseminating DEI (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion) resources and tools. Disseminating race equity culture-focused publications and other media. Hosting an annual, public Equity in the Center Summit that connects leaders from across the country.
77	75	GSA Goverment-wide IT Accesibility Program	government, directory, news	Section508.gov provides guidance to Federal agency staff who play a role in IT accessibility. The site addresses several key topics, including: Program Management - Provides best practices on how to manage an effective IT Accessibility program; Procurement - Helps agencies understand how to clearly define accessibility requirements for ICT procurements, and helps ICT vendors understand the need to demonstrate the accessibility of their IT products and services for potential federal buyers; Tools & Training - Conducts and facilitates training for IT Accessibility program managers and agency procurement officials, and offers tools to automate common accessibility-related management tasks and; Policy Compliance - Helps Federal agencies understand and meet their responsibilites under Section 508 and related laws and policies.
78	76	SIG Pluriversal Design	group, framework, research	The focus of the Pluriversal Design SIG is to create a liberatory and radical space in the design research community to promote/create inter-cultural and pluralistic conversations about design. The work of this group aims to highlight and bring together multiple perspectives in design, including multiple epistemological positions and forms of design education and practice, especially from those commonly oppressed by and excluded from mainstream design narratives.
79	77	Qualitative Research at Code for America	organization, organizations,	Researchers at Code for America seek to understand the beliefs, needs, and values of people to create a foundation for innovative and life-changing products and services. Research is fundamental to developing government services that better and more equitably meet the needs of communities. Raising the bar on research raises the bar on quality and effectiveness for everything we seek to do.
80	78	Convivial Tools - Design Museum	tools,	Convivial Tools is a programme of talks, debates and workshops exploring new strategies for a more cooperative society. Using Ivan Illich’s concept of “conviviality”, it will bring together designers, artists, media theorists, curators, and social thinkers from diverse fields to examine current tools and technologies that encourage alternative modes of production and social relations.
81	79	The Racist History of Curfews - The Bold Italic	blog	When a government cracks down on protest and property damage but doesn’t address the root cause of both, it sends a clear message about its priorities — law and order over equity.
82	80	Anti-racism Design Resources	glossary,	This document is intended to uplift Black design communities, serve as a resource for communities in need of pro bono design services, and serve as a resource to non-Black and white people to deepen our anti-racism work within design disciplines. If you haven’t engaged in anti-racism work in the past, start now. Feel free to circulate this document on social media and with your friends, family, and colleagues.
83	81	(71) (PDF) D-Think Toolkit - German Version \| Katja Tschimmel and Mathieu Carenzo - Academia.edu	tool, toolkit, tools,	The D-THINK toolkit is aimed at educators from Higher Education and VET Institutions, and is intended to be an active toolkit to support the use of Design Thinking as a method to: - Renew their educational approaches and methodologies; - Update and learn how to redesign learning experiences; - Promote the acquisition of “new skills”, such as sense making, social intelligence, novel & adaptive thinking, cross cultural competences, trans-disciplinarily, a design mindset and virtual collaboration — that nowadays are sought by employers and organisations. The toolkit has been developed as part of the project “D-THINK - Design Thinking Applied to Education and Training” co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme, Strategic Partnerships, Cooperation and Innovation and the exchange of Good Practices.
84	82	Intersectional Psychoanalysis/Anti Psychiatry - Google Drive	directory,	A Google Drive link of Intersectional Psychoanalysis Resources.
85	83	H3: How to Hack Hackathons (for Social Justice) - Google Docs	directory,	A commons jam is a public event where creations that address issues of common interest are ideated, created and maintained by and for a community. This document presents guidelines that can help organize these types of events to make sure they are public, equitable, inclusive, intersectional, joyful, accessible, and sustainable.
86	84	TRANSFORMATIVE JUSTICE: A BRIEF DESCRIPTION Transformative Justice	definition,	What kinds of community infrastructure can we create to support more safety, transparency, sustainability, care and connection (e.g. a network of community safe houses that those in danger can use, an abundance of community members who are skilled at leading interventions to violence)? What are the skills we need to be able to prevent, respond to, heal from, and take accountability for harmful, violent and abusive behaviors? What do survivors and people who have caused harm need? Why do survivors and people who have caused harm have so few options in our community? What are some of the harmful ways that we treat each other that help set the stage for violence and abuse, and how can we change this?
87	85	Resources List re: How Design Thinking Protects White Supremacy	directory,	How the Current State of Design is Simply a Digitally Updated Status Quo
88	86	cultivate strategies.	organization,	we are here to sow a new landscape of collaborative, innovative, and effective movement making. through values-driven full service digital, field, and organizational strategy, cultivate strategies reimagines what it looks like to holistically build movements and campaigns. founded by the co-organizers of the popular trans and queer dance protests, we center nourishment, strength, and celebration in the cultivation of our collective power.
89	87	Anti-Racist Reading List for Designers	design, directory, toolkit	There is a responsibility that comes with designing in the digital age, and it is vital we address the role that White privilege plays within our industry. We cannot stay silent.
90	88	Afrotectopia	organization,	AFROTECTOPIA is a social institution fostering interdisciplinary innovation at the intersections of art, design, technology, Black culture and activism. We began as a a new media arts, culture and technology festival designed to recognize the contributions of Black artists, celebrate recent innovations, collaboratively design Black futures, and share opportunities.
91	89	AntiRacist Classroom	classroom, resources,	The Antiracist Classroom encourages and facilitates anti-racist art and design practice. To this end, we curate spaces, ways of working, and relationships through which artists and designers, especially, can practice cultivating anti-racist creative practices — from our actual classrooms to our studios to our neighborhoods.
92	90	The Black School	classroom, resources,	TBS uses art to propose radical alternatives to the current systems of injustices. The Black School: Studio is an art and design firm in which we train youth in paid apprenticeships to execute client work for third party organizations with the long-term intention of self-sustaining TBS programing. Our initial host and client was the Bronx Museum of Art’s anti-gun violence program, with whom we are returning for a second year. This engagement offers the opportunity provide professional artistic training and paid work to TBS Alumni and selected youth of the community the museum serves in exchange for quality, community center graphic design services.
93	91	BlackSpace Urbanist Collective	organization, organizations,	BlackSpace honors the lives of countless victims of this violence, we celebrate Black existence in its current form, we mourn lost Black futures. Our private homes are not safe. Our public spaces are not safe. The “justice” system must change and it does not stop there. No landscape is neutral. Urbanists design and plan the built environments where these tragedies occur. The disciplines impacting our built environments are steeped in racism and anti-Blackness. BlackSpace challenges architects, planners, urban designers, artists, and all curators of built spaces to unlearn traditional values and rethink Manifesto-based practice. We create spaces for Black urbanists to use talent, culture and rituals to design Black futures. We continue to demand a present and future where Black people, spaces, and culture matter and thrive. #blacklivesmatter #blackspace
94	92	The BIPOC Project	organization,	The BIPOC Project aims to build authentic and lasting solidarity among Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC), in order to undo Native invisibility, anti-Blackness, dismantle white supremacy and advance racial justice. We use the term BIPOC to highlight the unique relationship to whiteness that Indigenous and Black (African Americans) people have, which shapes the experiences of and relationship to white supremacy for all people of color within a U.S. context. We unapologetically focus on and center relationships among BIPOC folks.
95	93	Data for Black Lives	organization, data	Data as protest. Data as accountability. Data as collective action.
96	94	Design Action Collective	organization	Design Action provides graphic design and visual communications for progressive, non-profit, and social change organizations.
97	95	Designer’s Critical Alphabet	tool, carddeck	This deck of cards was designed by me to introduce designers and design students to critical theory and to help them reflect on their design process. Each card introduces theory under that letter. Then the cards introduce a question or comment to help make a connection to the theory and design practice.
98	96	Digital Undivided	summit, event	undivided We Rise is a virtual summit that brings thought leaders and influential voices together to bring awareness to digitalundivided’s vision: a world where all Black & Latinx women own their work.
99	97	Hyphen Labs	organization, studio	Hyphen-Labs is an international collective working at the intersection of technology, art, science, and the future. Through their global vision and multi-disciplinary backgrounds they are driven to create engaging ways to explore planetary-centered design. In the process they challenge conventions and stimulate conversations, placing collective needs and experiences at the center of evolving narratives.
100	98	The Latinx Project	toolkit	The Latinx Project at New York University explores and promotes U.S. Latinx Art, Culture and Scholarship through creative and interdisciplinary programs. Founded in 2018, it serves as a platform to foster critical public programming and for hosting artists and scholars. We are especially committed to examining and highlighting the multitude of Latinx identities as central to developing a more inclusive and equitable vision of Latinx Studies.