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Are you curious about how places, names, and communities shape who we are—and who we dream of becoming? Do you care about identity, belonging, and the power of heritage across borders? Then don’t miss this unique event!
What to Expect:
• Thought-provoking conversations on how places named after figures like Nelson Mandela inspire hope, connection, and purpose.
• Engaging panels exploring how graphic heritage (like murals, signage, and public art) reflects community identity.
• Insights into how global and local communities shape aspirations through shared spaces and cultural memory.
What to Expect:
• Thought-provoking conversations on how places named after figures like Nelson Mandela inspire hope, connection, and purpose.
• Engaging panels exploring how graphic heritage (like murals, signage, and public art) reflects community identity.
• Insights into how global and local communities shape aspirations through shared spaces and cultural memory.
Named after Nelson [NaN]: Learning from places named after Nelson Mandela through Graphic Heritage
Yolandi Burger
(Early Career Researcher)
This talk explores the role of co-design methodologies, responsible citizenship, and social change in fostering collaboration between local communities, creative industry practitioners, and NGOs.
The discussion will examine how design research can drive social impact through graphic heritage, educational technologies, and real-world applications. By highlighting work with the Nelson Mandela Foundation, we’ll uncover how heritage practitioners, archive specialists, and creative professionals have come together to develop digital design prototypes that reimagine Mandela’s graphic heritage in connection to places named after him.
Join us to explore the power of design in shaping heritage, education, and social transformation.
The discussion will examine how design research can drive social impact through graphic heritage, educational technologies, and real-world applications. By highlighting work with the Nelson Mandela Foundation, we’ll uncover how heritage practitioners, archive specialists, and creative professionals have come together to develop digital design prototypes that reimagine Mandela’s graphic heritage in connection to places named after him.
Join us to explore the power of design in shaping heritage, education, and social transformation.
Belonging Beyond Borders: How Communities Shape Aspirations, Identity & Success
Dr Ayodeji Akiwowo
(Senior Consultant Data and AI)
Dr Sumit Singh
(Lead Solutions Architect)
Olumide Odetunde
(Data Scientist)
This panel explores the intersection of data, AI, and community building, highlighting the role of technology in creating opportunities and driving success.
The discussion will examine how AI and data ethics shape our world and how knowledge can be leveraged to bridge gaps in access and opportunity. Drawing from over seven years of experience in AI and technology consulting, we’ll uncover insights into fostering inclusive communities that empower individuals beyond borders.
Join us as we explore the challenges and triumphs of international students and the impact of community-driven support in shaping their growth, connection, and success.
The discussion will examine how AI and data ethics shape our world and how knowledge can be leveraged to bridge gaps in access and opportunity. Drawing from over seven years of experience in AI and technology consulting, we’ll uncover insights into fostering inclusive communities that empower individuals beyond borders.
Join us as we explore the challenges and triumphs of international students and the impact of community-driven support in shaping their growth, connection, and success.
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