Talise Tsai

design thinking for social change | ex PwC P&G Capco

[Talise Tsai @TaliseTsai]

excited to start this #humanetech course today - anyone else interested? https://t.co/GznwUcYVuK

[Helen Bevan @HelenBevan]

A ladder of participation is a model showing how we move up a spectrum from doing change "to" and "for" people to change "with" and "by" people. Here is a collection of participation frameworks, brilliantly collected and curated via Twitter by @noelito: https://t.co/lRUnXinTKw

[NHS Leadership Academy 💙 @NHSLeadership]

NEW free programme for healthcare managers and supervisors looking to develop core inclusive leadership skills.

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[Helen Bevan @HelenBevan]

When we start a change initiative, we should always create a theory of change, setting out how we believe our goals will be achieved through our actions. I like this approach: "impact mapping" as it starts with people & focuses on impact: https://t.co/h1wB6t8SYl TY @markdalgarno

[Talise Tsai @TaliseTsai]

Anyone tweeting about inclusive/ equitable design, research ethics, culture and systems thinking, participatory design? Am new to twitter and keen to follow folks!

[Lou Downe @LouDowne]

Who’s doing really awesome stuff with inclusive service design at the moment??

Inclusive = intersectionally justice led, not just ‘accessible’
Service design = not just UX / digital

🙏🏼

[Talise Tsai @TaliseTsai]

@LouDowne I'm very interested in this topic as well and have done some reading/thinking about how vulnerability, intersectionality and sensitivity of research topics, and power can affect and impact those that are a part of (or not and should be a part of) the design process

[Talise Tsai @TaliseTsai]

We are WEIRD - Western, educated, industrialised, rich and democratic, and we make up 80% of study participants but only 12% of the world. As designers we have the power to acknowledge and overcome those biases we bring in, or to perpetuate them.

[Susan Zhuang 辉蕾 ☕🌱🏋🏻‍♀️ @susiezhuang]

"Designers, when not taking into account the impact and effect of Western design practices over non-Western territories, are perpetuating colonisation."

https://t.co/uHm9LIU9nP

[Talise Tsai @TaliseTsai]

@jonathancgrant @pollymackenzie @ResearchProfes Love this idea of making universities define a social theory of change. Too often school is about how well we can "apply current models" rather than if they should be there and how this goes into making the world a better place. #education #socialimpact