Designing for radical inclusion

Gilberto Bernardes from the University of Porto presents Open Minds: Designing for radical inclusion
An open-minded approach is required to embrace and promote a radical inclusion attitude, which according to Marty Monson, CEO of Barbershop Harmony Society, "means seeing the abundance in what we can do, instead of the limitations of what we can't or won't do." In this talk, I will present the first steps towards our methodology for (co-)designing radical inclusion, namely the open minds deck, a brainstorming tool developed to trigger awareness of problems and research questions for radical inclusion (co-)design by reflecting on person, obstacle, environment, and context categories.