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Pandemic Conversations: Designing for Social Intervention — with Kenneth Bailey
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On this episode of Below the Radar's Pandemic Conversations series, we speak with Kenneth Bailey, the co-founder of the Design Studio for Social Intervention. With our host Am Johal, he discusses how social justice issues have been exacerbated during the pandemic and protests in support of racial justice and defunding the police.
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About Our Guest
Kenneth Bailey
Kenneth Bailey is the co-founder of the Design Studio for Social Intervention. His interests focus on the research and development of design tools for marginalized communities to address complex social issues.
With over three decades of experience in community practice, Bailey brings a unique perspective on the ethics of design in relation to community engagement, the arts and cultural action. Projects he has produced at ds4si include Action Lab (2012- 2014), Public Kitchen (2011-2018), Social Emergency Response Center (SERC, 2017), People鈥檚 Redevelopment Authority (2018) and inPUBLIC (2019).
Bailey was recently a Visiting Scholar in collaboration with University of Tasmania and also a founding member of Theatrum Mundi NYC with Richard Sennett. He is currently pursuing his MFA at Bennington College. His new book (co-authored with DS4SI) is entitled 鈥淚deas鈥擜rrangements--Effects: Systems Design and Social Justice鈥� (Minor Compositions, 2020).