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  1. printed deck

    the first (currently) final printed deck, by the end of the feminist tech fellowship

  2. values deck

    the values deck, fully illustrated during the feminist tech fellowship

  3. objects deck

    the objects deck, fully illustrated during the feminist tech fellowship

  4. quote from blog post
  5. collective brainstorming: agency

    one of the collection of visual representations of the value "agency", developed collectivelly during a brainstorming session

  6. collective brainstorming: accountability

    one of the collection of visual representations of the value "accountability", developed collectivelly during a brainstorming session

  7. colelctive brainstorming: security

    one of the collection of visual representations of the value "security", developed collectivelly during a brainstorming session

  8. collective brainstorming: word meanings

    support material for the facilitation of a collective brainstorming session

  9. collective brainstorming: teaser/invitat

    teaser-invitation for the facilitation of a collective brainstorming session

FEMINIST TECH FELLOWSHIP

Fellowship granted by the Superrr Network, supported by Mozilla, Berlin, February-March, 2019

the superrr network's feminist tech fellowship strives to explore new narratives that counter dominant big tech visions. we want to speculate what feminist technologies look like and come up with tools that help us to challenge existing patterns and to embrace diversity. you can visit the fellowship page here.

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the fellowship supported clara, designer and illustrator at coding rights, on the development of the current version of the game, including the design and illustration for the 66 cards composing the decks and the printing of the physical version of the game.

 

in this process, other key activities took place, ensuring the collaborative and open character of the project: workshops for collective brainstorming on how to represent certain values made it possible to include a bigger diversity of voices, which was crucial while working on an intersectional approach.

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also as part of the fellowship program, a blog post discussing the project from a designerly perspective was also published. it brings a debate around open and collaborative design processes and how it can be used as a platform for political change. you can read the full text here.

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