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"Future is Code for Eugenics": Liz Jackson at the 2019 Core77 Conference

Jackson discusses at the 2019 Core77 Conference how design briefs seeking to fix disabled people are creating a dangerous precedent

By Core Jr - December 11, 2019

in Core77 Conference | Videos

Did you miss out on the festivities at this years Core77 Conference, "The Third Wave"? Don't sweat it, as we are rolling out many of our presenters' presentations over the next few weeks.

In this video, designer and founder of The Disabled List Liz Jackson explains how utopian design ideals of a pain free future are dystopian nightmares for disabled people and how designers should be shifting from "design thinking" to "design questioning":

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Watch more from the 2019 Core77 Conference:

What is Third Wave Design? | Allan Chochinov, Core77 Partner

John Maeda on the Merit of Taking Design Risks

How to Use Data to Design Better Products | Joe Meersman, Marijke Jorritsma and Dean Malmgren

Founder and COO of Farmshelf Suma Reddy Wants to Fix Our Broken Food System

Roots Studio CEO Rebecca Hui Helps Indigenous Artisans Around the World Capitalize on Their Artwork

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