135 - Just Tech: Centering Community-Driven Innovation at the Margins Episode 3 with Dr. Sasha Costanza-Chock 

In this episode of "Just Tech: Centering Community-Driven Innovation at the Margins," Dr. Sasha Costanza-Chock, a scholar, designer, and activist, joins Senior Principal Researcher Mary L. Gray for a conversation on design justice and how it can help promote equitable and sustainable design processes. The discussion delves into the power of design to either perpetuate or dismantle structural inequality and how social movements influence technology design and science and technology studies.

The podcast series explores the intersection of technology and communities, examining how technology can support community-driven innovation and community-based organizations. The team behind Project Resolve brings together experts from computer science, engineering, social science, and communities to build tools and frameworks of support for these groups. Through conversations with leaders, activists, and academics, the podcast seeks to promote societal resilience and understanding of the role technology can play in this process.

Tune in to gain insights into the challenges facing communities and how inclusive design processes can help address them by creating better experiences for a wider range of individuals. Learn how design justice and other frameworks can be used to foster a more equitable and sustainable future for all.

Link to the podcast episode: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1o9yAgiF55aTZxVMQcXbKx