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Indigenous technologies "could change the way we design cities"
“Nature-based communities don’t have a voice because [modern] governance structures do not have a place for their voices. These ways of living with the land can disappear so quickly when they’re seen as primitive, not innovative.” — Julia Watson
Medium • 11: Post-traumatic urbanism and radical indigenism
reducing the risks posed by climate change, through steps like climate-proofing buildings and other infrastructure, protecting wetlands as a bulwark against flooding, and—when necessary—encouraging people to relocate permanently
Bill Gates • How to Avoid a Climate Disaster: The Solutions We Have and the Breakthroughs We Need
We are entering an age of increasingly unpredictable climatological change. We are entering an age when we must remember that the most important ideas may not belong to human beings, but to bacteria and insects and entire geographies.
A Generous Uncertainty
to enable a complex systems perspective that is not myopically focused on climate change alone
Daniel Wahl • Designing Regenerative Cultures
WDO | Indigenizing Industrial Design
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Decolonization of industrial design must be the first step in order to make space for Indigenization in industrial design. Indigenizing industrial design allows space for Indigenous Designers to create products and solutions that are rooted in Indigenous Knowledge, for and with their communities. Indigenizing industrial design can help develop gene... See more