Teaching

Guest lectures

I have given guest lectures on:

• “Decolonial Design,” Seminar in Design Methodology (DES.805), San Francisco State University, 2026

• “Design in the Social Sector,” Jacobs Institute for Design Innovation, UC Berkeley, 2025

• “Organizational Justice and Equity in the Child Welfare System,” Managing Diversity in Organizations, San Francisco State University, 2022

• “Participation and the Ethics of Collaboration,” Thinking Design for this Century: Assembly, Parsons School of Design, The New School, 2022

• “Policing, Incarceration, and Disability Justice,” Decarceration, Deinstitutionalization, Discrimination & Dis’education, University of Washington, 2022

• “Critical Design Alternatives,” Design for Social Innovation Global Lecture Series, School of Visual Arts, 2021 [Video, Slides]

• “Community Co-Design,” Design for Extreme Affordability, d.school, Stanford University, 2021

• “Design Paths,” Design Field Notes (DES INV 95), UC Berkeley, 2021

• “Prototyping in Service Design,” Innovation Studio (IVD 562), Arizona State University, 2021

• “Design Research Methods,” Human-Centered Design (PPOL 679), Georgetown University, 2021

• “Thinking Critically about Social Design,” Design Innovation, Glasgow School of Art, 2021

• “Co-Design Activities,” Human-Centered Service Design (DSGN 305), Northwestern University, 2021

• “Critical Design Alternatives,” Conversational User Experience Design (INFO 636), Pratt Institute, 2021

• “Design Synthesis,” Human-Centered Service Design (DSGN 305), Northwestern University, 2020

• “Research Ethics,” Design Thinking and Research for Media Products, Northwestern University, 2019

• “A Step-by-Step Guide to Synthesis,” Introduction to Legal Design, Stanford University, 2018

• “Design and Financial Inclusion,” Service Design Studio (DSGN 395), Northwestern University, 2018

• “Designing to Encourage Young Voters to Participate in the Democratic Process,” Service Design Studio (DSGN 395), Northwestern University, 2017

• “ICT for Social Accountability in Nigeria,” Design Thinking (GD 443), The Maryland Institute College of Art, 2012