April Edition for Scottish Ecological Design Association
I was approached by SEDA editor Shravya Dayaneni to contribute to an edition looking at indigenous wisdom and Gaelic Heritage. As I am neither of Indigenous heritage nor Gaelic; but I am deeply invested in pluralistic paradigms of thinking and making through design, I thought this would be a great space to be in conversation with practitioners who were experts with lived experience and to compile our collective understanding into something tangible and accessible. So here is not an exhaustive or final list of how to design better– but hopefully a call to better action.
