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How can designers meaningfully contribute to a more just and equitable world? Guiding Principles for Inclusive Design Values answers this question with clarity, urgency, and actionable guidance. Structured around the six official commitments of the AIGA Design Educators Community Value Design Education Pledge, this book offers designers and educators a thoughtful framework for integrating inclusion, equity, and justice into every stage of their creative process.
Each chapter centers on one of the six core values—anti-racism, historical awareness, knowledge-sharing, impact, community, and wellbeing—and features contributors from across the design world. These diverse voices share tools, real-world case studies, and provocative prompts that invite reflection and inspire action. This book is a hands-on resource for individual creatives, design educators, and teams who want to align their design practice with their values.
Inside, readers will find:
Six chapters based on AIGA’s official values commitments, each offering actionable insightsContributions from respected designers and educators, each bringing a unique perspective and experienceCase studies and real-world applications that show inclusive design in actionGuidance for teams and studios looking to integrate values into hiring, collaboration, and client workA practical framework for inclusive creativity, rooted in the real challenges of contemporary design
Perfect for designers at any career stage, Inclusive Design Values is a call to rethink how and why we create. It’s a must-have for anyone committed to using design as a force for change.
How can designers meaningfully contribute to a more just and equitable world? Guiding Principles for Inclusive Design Values answers this question with clarity, urgency, and actionable guidance. Structured around the six official commitments of the AIGA Design Educators Community Value Design Education Pledge, this book offers designers and educators a thoughtful framework for integrating inclusion, equity, and justice into every stage of their creative process.
Each chapter centers on one of the six core values—anti-racism, historical awareness, knowledge-sharing, impact, community, and wellbeing—and features contributors from across the design world. These diverse voices share tools, real-world case studies, and provocative prompts that invite reflection and inspire action. This book is a hands-on resource for individual creatives, design educators, and teams who want to align their design practice with their values.
Inside, readers will find:
Six chapters based on AIGA’s official values commitments, each offering actionable insightsContributions from respected designers and educators, each bringing a unique perspective and experienceCase studies and real-world applications that show inclusive design in actionGuidance for teams and studios looking to integrate values into hiring, collaboration, and client workA practical framework for inclusive creativity, rooted in the real challenges of contemporary design
Perfect for designers at any career stage, Inclusive Design Values is a call to rethink how and why we create. It’s a must-have for anyone committed to using design as a force for change.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: I commit to being anti-racist.
- Design Representation for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color, by Silas Munro and Brian Johnson
- Diversity by Design, by Sharon Oiga
- A Personal Manifesto about Transnational identity and racial equity, by Archana Shekara
- Experience with Designing the Black Experience in Design, by Renald Louissaint
How Can I Be an Antiracist Designer? Design with Intent: Four Antiracist Design Principles to Guide You, by Chris Rudd and Latrina Lee
- Design, Diaspora, and Teaching Through Time and Space, by Jennifer Rittner
- An Interview with Haytham Nawar: Archiving and Graphic Design in the Arab world
- Rewriting the Record: The People’s Graphic Design Archive and the Future of the Canon, by Louise Sandhouse, Brockett Horne, and Briar Levitt
- Two case studies in Queer Design, by Andy Campbell
- Why Context Matters: a review of Centered, by Kaleena Sales
- Feminism and the Design Classroom, by Alison Place
- Looking at Koshimaki-Osen, Four Ways, by Aggie Toppins
Chapter 3: I commit to distributing knowledge.
- Interview about AIGA Design Podcast, with Lee-Sean Huang
- Interview about With a Cast of Colored Stars, with Kelly Walters
- Educating others of lessons learned, by Lisa Mercer and Terresa Moses
- Interview about Indigenous knowledge in design education, with Sadie Red Wing
- Essay about using your platform to share knowledge and create community, by Jarrett Fuller
Chapter 4: I commit to demonstrating impact.
- Interview with George Aye and Sara Cantor: Design in the Social Sector
- Design Anthropology's Impact: An Autoethnographic Reflection, by Christina Singer
- An Interview with Mirko Ili: The Tolerance Project
- Coloring a Sustainable Future: Turning School Food Waste into Natural Pigments, by Yoon Jung Choi
Chapter 5: I commit to creating community and sharing culture.
- Challenging the Canon: South Asian Designers Shaping New Narratives, with South Asian Design Educators Alliance, SADEA
- Archana Shekara, Amrita Datta, Muhammad Rahman, Nipuni Siyambalapitiya
- An Interview with Andy Chen & Waqas Jawaid of Isometric Studio: Advancing inclusion, equity, and justice through design
- Creating Inclusive Trans and Queer Futures: A Night at The Orfelia by Chelsea by Thompto and Lorelei d’Andriole
- An Interview with Marty Maxwell Lane: Creating culture through administrative leadership
- Archive as Community Body by sair goetz and Menaja Ganesh
Chapter 6: I commit to promoting healthy life experiences.
- Crafting a trauma-informed design scope of practice (TBD) by Racheal Dietkus
- Designing Self-Observation: The Importance of Reflection in Design Education and Practice by Vinicius Lima
- Designing for Wellbeing: A Dialogue on Mental Health in Design Education and Practice by Meena Khalili and Gaby Hernández
- The Growing Disconnect between Education and Employment by Sarah Rutherford and Zachary Vernon
| Erscheinungsjahr: | 2026 |
|---|---|
| Genre: | Importe, Kunst |
| Rubrik: | Kunst & Musik |
| Thema: | Innenarchitektur & Design |
| Medium: | Buch |
| ISBN-13: | 9780760397534 |
| ISBN-10: | 0760397538 |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
| Einband: | Gebunden |
| Autor: |
Berry, Anne H.
Dee, Meaghan Tegtmeyer, Rebecca |
| Hersteller: | Quarto |
| Verantwortliche Person für die EU: | Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, D-36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr@libri.de |
| Maße: | 259 x 223 x 24 mm |
| Von/Mit: | Anne H. Berry (u. a.) |
| Erscheinungsdatum: | 06.08.2026 |
| Gewicht: | 1,176 kg |
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