Posted March 24, 2019 by Alice Wong Podcast
Ep 47: Design with Liz Jackson
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Today’s episode is on design with my guest Liz Jackson, co-founder of Project Thisten and founder of The Disabled List, a design organization that engages in disability as a creative practice. Liz will talk about her work with the design community, how material objects are an important part of our self-identity, the limits of building empathy in design, and a series of design fellowships called WITH that places disabled people with top design studios and creative spaces for three-month fellowships.
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Related Links
“How Liz Jackson Is Changing The World Of Disability Design,” Brianna Flaherty, September 21, 2018, The Iconic.
Liz Jackson: Designing for Inclusivity (video), 99U Conference 2017.
Project Thisten
The Disabled List
“We Are the Original Lifehackers”, Liz Jackson, May 30, 2018, The New York Times
WITH Fellowship
About
Photo of Liz Jackson, a q**** white disabled person with short hair. She is wearing eyeglasses, a navy vest with a black t-shirt underneath. She is smiling broadly. Photo credit: Ryan Lash
Liz Jackson is the founder The [...]