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Thursday, January 19th


Inclusion Through Listening with Indi Young


Project team mindsets can cause varying levels of harm, and aiming to make one solution to rule them all is the most harmful. We can shift mindsets within our orgs with a bit of long-wave knowledge-building about people's cognition patterns in how they approach their purpose (not our solution). In this way, we can bring our passion for making things better into reality.

Indi Young is a researcher who coaches, writes, and teaches about inclusive product strategy. Her latest book is Time to Listen: How Giving People Space to Speak Drives Invention and Inclusion. Her prior books are entitled Practical Empathy and Mental Models. Previously she was one of the founders of Adaptive Path, a pioneering UX agency.

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