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Designing beyond the colonial imaginary

How can we imagine, practice, and build outside the confines of the colonial imaginary?

Jul 1, 2024

A high-resolution image showing a close-up view of dandelions spreading

Jul 1, 2024

Defining “Muslimahgyny”

How anti-Muslim racism, sexism, and gender-based violence impact Muslim women

Mar 17, 2024

A circular orbit at the center which contains text that has a title called “Muslimahgyny” and a subtitle which reads “How anti-Muslim racism, sexism, and gender-based violence impact Muslim women”. On the orbit, there are 3 smaller filled circles with different colors. One for Orientalism, another for Colonial Feminism, and the third for Gendered Islamophobia. Each smaller circle has a short description for each of these three terms underneath the title.

Mar 17, 2024

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The buzzwordification of Co-Design

As designers seek to increase collaboration with impacted communities, has co-design become a buzzword?

Jan 8, 2024

An illustration with a light blue background and exaggerated typography that shows words such as Co-Design, Corporate, Commodified, Community, Coercive, Collaboration, etc. These words extend diagonally across the page and some words are cut off and not shown completely in the illustration.

Jan 8, 2024

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When research becomes predatory

Reflections on inequity and injustice throughout the research pipeline

Dec 5, 2023

An image of a grayish cat sticking its tongue out with a mysterious look. Text on the right side reads “When research becomes predatory” in white-colored font and the author’s name written below it in English and Urdu

Dec 5, 2023

sahibzada mayed | صاحبزادہ مائد

sahibzada mayed | صاحبزادہ مائد

mayed is a decolonial researcher and designer, committed to dismantling oppressive systems and cultivating pathways for collective liberation.

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