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Gemma Teal and Tara French are frequent collaborators based at the Innovation School at The Glasgow School of Art (GSA).
Gemma is a design researcher specializing in creative engagement, participatory design and visual methods within health and wellbeing contexts. Applying these approaches to reimagine new forms of support for self-management of long-term health conditions, her projects have focused on experiences of diagnosis and living with diabetes, new models of care for people living with multimorbidity, and the empowering potential of person-owned data. In the wider context of Public Health, she explores how participatory design enables and integrates multidisciplinary research collaborations to develop evidence-based interventions. She is co-Investigator on a number of Global Public Health Partnership projects aimed at developing community resilience interventions to prevent and respond to road traffic accidents in Malawi.
Tara is a design psychologist and interdisciplinary researcher with expertise in facilitating transdisciplinary collaborations in the context of care and wellbeing. Her work combines multi-method and creative forms of engagement to meaningfully involve diverse groups of stakeholders in the design process, from people with lived experience to government policy makers. Tara’s research focuses on the role of design in enabling a culture of innovation and resilience in complex contexts. Her recent projects have involved large scale co-design in the context of transitions in palliative care and exploring design-led, system-wide innovation in the context of health and social care integration. Tara is interested in how design can foster spaces for empathic exploration and resilience when exploring ‘taboo’ or sensitive subjects.
Currently on leave of absence from GSA, Tara is exploring how participatory and human rights-based approaches can support transformation in the independent social care sector, having taken up a post with the representative body Scottish Care.
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Los autores de este artículo se han encontrado en el trabajo comunitario desde el diseño, la pedagogía, la planeación participativa y el hacer por futuros mejores. En esta ocasión se reunieron para reflexionar sobre una experiencia de DP con comunidades del Pacífico Colombiano.
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We are three participatory design researchers working across the Öresund region between Denmark and Southern Sweden in Scandinavia. We have all been part of Malmö Living Labs at Malmö University (http://medea.mah.se/malmo-living-labs/). Here we worked together for quite a long time on questions of participation, design and (social) change primarily with focus on the public sector in the contexts of Region Skåne and the City of Malmö.
Mercedes Martínez es diseñadora industrial (UAM Xochimilco, México), maestra en Arte por Computadora (Thames Valley University, UK) y doctora en Antropología (UNAM, México).
Es profesora tiempo completo de la licenciatura en Arte y Diseño de la ENES, unidad Morelia, escuela que pertenece a la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM). Además, forma parte del cuerpo académico de la maestría en Antropología y es corresponsable del Laboratorio de la Imagen en la misma institución.
Sus intereses en el diseño participativo se centran en la búsqueda por encontrar otras maneras de hacer y de relacionarnos artesanos y diseñadores en México. Desde hace más diez años colabora con comunidades rurales – indígenas en proyectos que conjuntan la antropología y el diseño.
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Somos um grupo de pesquisadores do Laboratório de Design e Antropologia (LaDA), vinculado à Escola Superior de Desenho Industrial da Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (ESDI/UERJ). O LaDA investiga modos alternativos para a prática de projeto em design, enfatizando as questões sociais, públicas e políticas. Com foco nas abordagens “participativas” e “colaborativas”, entende design como ciência social, investindo no diálogo com as demais ciências sociais, principalmente com a antropologia, apoiando-se nos campos de Design Anthropology e Codesign.
Research Fellow at the Emerging Technologies Research Lab, and full-time member at the Department of Design at Monash University. As a design researcher, my work sits at the intersection of Everyday Design, Participatory and Design Anthropology.
Diseñadora e investigadora colombiana, viviendo en Australia. Interesada en practicas de diseño cotidiano para la revaluación y bienestar. Trabajando con temas de reúso, salud y tecnología.