23 Hurra Hurra x Ramon Tejada

What does decolonizing design mean to you? How can designers learn
from and value the knowledge that comes out of localized contexts?
In this podcast episode Christian Zöllner and Ramon Tejada -
Professor for Graphic Design at RISD - engage in a conversation
about the urgent need to question the euro-centric design canon,
making space for other voices, and the potentials of slowing down
design education altogether. #decolonizedesign #learnability
#designeducation Ramon is a (New Yorkino / Afro-Caribbean /
American) designer (as Estudio Ramon) and educator based in
Providence, Rhode Island. He works in a hybrid design/teaching
practice focusing on collaboration, inclusion, unearthing and the
responsible expansion of design, a practice he has named
“puncturing.” After teaching experiences at Pratt Institute,
Parsons/The New School, CUNY–Queens College and at the Minneapolis
College of Art and Design (MCAD) Ramon is currently an Assistant
Professor in the Graphic Design Department at Rhode Island School
of Design (RISD). As the initiator of the Decolonizing Design
Reader, Ramon runs an open collaborative research collection
revolving around the politics of design.