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Promoting Equity Through Design

In our recent community conversation we looked at recent examples of how design has subtly (and sometimes not-so-subtly) perpetuated stereotypes, prejudices, and racism. Design is all around us and we all participate in the system as either creators or consumers, by learning how to think more critically about design, we can challenge societal norms in our own work. 

Below is a list of resources, sources, and references we used in our presentation:

Universal Declaration of Human Rights

H&M Controversy and “Monkey Racism” History 

Kodak

Cheerios

Barbie

Racist Figures

Maps

Diversity, Design, and Bias

Organizations working to increase representation: 

Stock Resources

  1. Black Illustrations

  2. scop.io

  3. Tetra Images (purchased Blend)

  4. Stocksy 

  5. Women in Tech

  6. UK Black Tech

  7. Nappy.co

  8. Create Her Stock

  9. Tonl.co

  10. Picnoi

  11. POC Stock

  12. Iwaria

  13. DiversityPhotos.com

  14. Eye for Ebony

  15. Panos

  16. Jump Story 

  17. Bouquet Stock Photography 

  18. The Gender Spectrum Collection by Vice   

  19. Libertipix

  20. Queer People in Tech 

  21. Body Diversity Photos

  22. Affect the Verb

  23. Creative Commons (Be aware of copyright issues, the need for model releases, etc. Always read and follow the end user license agreement)

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