
Revision Path 039: Jacinda Walker
Aug 11, 2014
Design strategist Jacinda Walker discusses her graduate research on Black and Latino students, her unique take on diversity in the design community, and her upcoming panel at WMC Fest 5. She explores the lack of diversity in the design field and the impact of the Organization of Black Designers in creating a supportive community. Jacinda emphasizes the importance of collective action and collaboration in creating change within the community, and also discusses the challenges faced by young designers in making informed decisions with technology. She shares personal experiences of discrimination in job interviews and highlights the importance of helping others succeed in their careers.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
The Speaker's First Design Job and Collaboration with Professionals
02:28 • 19min
The Importance of Diversity in the Design Community
21:35 • 12min
The Lack of Diversity at WMC Fest
33:53 • 19min
Lack of Representation in Design and the Organization of Black Designers
52:47 • 2min
The Challenges and Impact of Two Individuals for Black Designers
55:08 • 2min
The Power of Collective Action and Collaboration
57:31 • 14min
Supporting Young Designers
01:11:32 • 10min
Reflections on Discrimination in Job Interviews
01:21:11 • 7min
Importance of Helping Others and Thanks to Sponsors
01:28:27 • 2min
