Diseño y Diáspora

• 614. Planetary Design Education (Chile). A talk with Martín Tironi and Marcos Chilet

  Martin Tironi and Marcos Chilet are design educators that work together in the Design Department of the Catholic University in Chile. We talk in this interview on a network of planetary design, and on the integration of terrestrial conditions in design practice. Martin and Marcos are problematising the notion of a project as something very fix, patriarcal and human centric.  They propose that  we should be working in the interconnectedness within the ecological, cultural and political dimensions in which design is involved. Cameron Tonkinwise is interviewing together with Mariana in this episode. This episode is part of the lists: Educación en diseño, D&D in English, Chile y diseño e Inteligencia Artificial. The list's titles are in Spanish, but within each list you can find episodes in different languages. We talked about the exhibition: Desvastaciones generativas More readings on the exhibition: Desvastaciones generativas, IA y el diseño del fin del mundoThey recommended to read: The calculation of meaning: on the misunderstanding of new artificial intelligence as culture by Mercedes BunzResonancias tectónicasMartin and Marcos in Spanish were interviewed for this podcasts, to talk about other research and design initiatives. Marcos is in a panel talking about the design of the chilean constitution in episode 184 and in episode 249 talked about his work in the public sector and the contribution of design to politics. Martín was interviewed in episode 225 and in this interview we talked about prototypes to understand new forms of relations with chimpanzees.

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• 613. Diseño e indigencia (Colombia/Canada). Una charla con Maira Gonzalez

  Maira Gonzalez, es una diseñadora transdisciplinar de Colombia que viven en Canadá. Ella trabaja para Arquitectura sin Fronteras Quebec, y en esta entrevista nos va a contar qué hace. Hablamos de como trabajar con gente en situación de calle y cómo podría ser una ciudad más amable con los que no tienen techo. En este trabajo en relación a gente en situación de calle Maira nos cuenta que es lo importante. Lo resumimos en 4 puntos. Crear lazos de confianza para que fluya la participaciónColaborar con los trabajadores sociales que son los que están ahí todo el tiempo para la gente. Apoyarse en encuadres como los de Diseño informado por el trauma, para poder hacer un mejor trabajo. Reconocer el derecho al espacio público inclusivo. Esta entrevista es parte de las listas: Arquitectura para el cambio, Colombia y diseño, Canadá y diseño y Ciudad y diseño. Ella nos recomienda: Arquitecture + homelessnessTrauma informed designSharing experiences through photo voice

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• 612. Prototyping Policy (Sweden). A talk with Kalle Pettersson

  Kalle Pettersson is a swedish senior policy designer working in Experio Lab. This lab is a competence center for design in the public sector based in Region Värmland, in Sweden. In this interview he tells us how the lab works internationally and locally, and the close collaboration they have with the university. This episode was recorded LiVE in our weekly meetings with the network of designers working in government here in Finland. Every Thursday, we gather as a group of around 70 designers to learn from each other or host external guests. When it’s my turn to lead these meetings, I take a slightly different approach. Instead of asking our guests to prepare a presentation, I interview them directly. These interviews are recorded live during the session, and now I’m publishing them as part of the podcast.He recommends us to take part of the Experio Seminars and follow the work of design-researchers such a Lucy Kimbell and Johan Blomkvist.

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• 611. Capacidades para la innovación (Brasil). Una charla con Camila de Castro Barbosa Medeiros

  Camila de Castro Barbosa Medeiros es la directora de GNova, un laboratorio de Gobierno en Brasil que se enfoca en desarrollar las capacidades de innovación de los funcionarios públicos de todo el país. Es un laboratorio que apoya a los otros 400 laboratorios de innovación que tiene Brasil, es un servicio de aceleración de laboratorios. Hablamos de la importancia de la osadía, el coraje para animarse a hacer cosas de otra manera. También del ecosistema de innovación pública. Camila nos contó sobre prototipos, la búsqueda en nuevos formatos y una escala para medir el comportamiento del funcionario público. Camila nos recomienda el libro que publicó su laboratorio: Design etnográfico en políticas públicasEsta entrevista es parte de las listas: Brasil y diseño, Laboratorios de Innovación, Políticas públicas y diseño, Gobierno y diseño.

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• 610. SUSTAINABILITY 6. Co-designing with farmers (UK). A talk with Becky Miller

  Becky Miller is a policy and service designer working in the  Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA), in the United Kingdom. In this interview we talked about her role as designer in the government and she also told about a project in which they were experimenting and testing with farmers how a funding scheme could work. This is the 6th and last episode of the Sustainability series. In this 6-episode series, you will hear from designers working in Australia, Spain, Argentina, Indonesia, Finland and, the United Kingdon. We like to think of these series as an opportunity to explore geographic diversity.This episode is part of the lists: Diseño sostenible, D&D in English, Diseño y gobierno, Políticas públicas y diseño, Reino Unido y diseño. The titles of the lists are in Spanish, but each list contains episodes in English. The "D&D in English" list includes all the episodes published in English. Becky recommends us to read: Future Gen and Flourish, Design Paradigms for our Planetary Emergency.

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