How do we know what we know? What does it mean to ‘know’ anyways? To unpack these age-old questions, we speak with design anthropologist Adèle Worsley.

Adèle Worsley is a wanderlust driven design researcher and strategist guided by innate curiosity of the beliefs and dreams of others. In this conversation, Adèle shares some of her greatest learnings on epistemology – a long journey enabled by the great works of others – some of whose work is highlighted in the resource list below.

Listen:

* Prof Maggie Walter on Indigenous Statistics: Keynote Address – Professor Maggie Walter - YouTube

* The Free Black University on Patricia Hill Collins' 'Black Feminist Thought' - The Free Black University (@freeblackuni) • Instagram photos and videos

Short Read:

* Pacinthe Mattar, The Walrus - 'Objectivity Is a Privilege Afforded to White Journalists'

* Assoc. Prof Candis Callison, The Narwhal - 'Who tells the story of the present?'

* Jara Dean-Coffey - 'What's Race Got to Do With It? Equity and Philanthropic Evaluation Practice.'

* Dark Matter Laboratories 7GenCities: 7GenCities - Dark Matter (darkmatterlabs.org)

Long Read:

* Prof Patricia Hill Collins - Black Feminist Thought (1990 / 2022)

* Minna Salami - Sensuous Knowledge (2020)

* Prof Robin Wall Kimmerer - Braiding Sweetgrass (2013)

* Prof Linda Tuhiwai Smith - Decolonizing Methodologies (1999)

The Fuzz is hosted by Carolina Montilla and Joel Fariss

Brand design by Krista Reeder

Production by Marco Gamboa

The theme music was written by Ido Maimon

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Erscheinungs­datum: 11.1.2024, 19:10:41