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SUMMARY:Closing Event: Design for Values and Critical Raw Materials: Decolonial Justice Perspectives
DESCRIPTION:What ethical challenges emerge from the growing demand for critical raw materials\, and how can Design for Values contribute to addressing their social and environmental impacts? How can perspectives that are often marginalized in discussions of technological innovation\, climate change\, and resource governance be meaningfully integrated into design processes? \nThese questions have guided the Delft Design for Values Seed Project Design for Values and Critical Raw Materials: Decolonial Justice Perspectives. The project explored the ethical\, political\, and epistemic dimensions of critical raw materials\, examining how resource extraction and supply chains are intertwined with broader questions of global justice\, colonial legacies\, and climate transitions. \nDrawing on decolonial justice perspectives\, the project investigated how dominant development paradigms can reproduce unequal power relations and forms of green colonialism. The project sought to expand Design for Values by engaging with questions of global justice\, value pluralism\, Indigenous knowledge\, and alternative understandings of human–nature relationships on methodological\, conceptual\, and social engagement levels. Methodologically\, the project combined collaborative engagement with Indigenous and artistic partners with emerging approaches such as LLM-assisted text analysis to examine narratives surrounding critical raw materials and climate transitions. Conceptually\, the project explored the intersections between Design for Values\, decoloniality\, extractivism\, and global justice. Socially\, it fostered new co-creative engagements among researchers\, Indigenous organizations\, artists\, students\, and civil society actors\, creating a foundation for future research and allyship initiatives. \nAn important objective of the project was to build bridges with partners whose voices are often underrepresented in discussions of technology and energy transitions. Through these efforts\, the project established partnerships with Indigenous organization MABIKAs Foundation\, laying the groundwork for the NWO-funded Indigenous Liberation Month × Just Transitions initiative within the Klimaatonderzoek Initiatief Nederland (KIN) network. Bringing together Indigenous leaders\, researchers\, engineers\, artists\, students\, and civil society organizations\, this initiative resulted in a range of public engagement activities\, including the co-created documentary Re-rooting: Indigenous Perspectives on Just Transitions. \nThe project also fostered co-creative engagement with the Ecuadorian arts collective SolipsisArt\, whose work covers themes of territory\, extractivism\, memory\, and social justice. These exchanges informed the development of the VSD Envisioning Cards: Global Extension Set\, an extension of the Value Sensitive Design toolkit that introduces themes such as extractivism\, colonial histories\, power and privilege\, positionally\, global inequalities\, and plural knowledge systems. \nThe closing event presents these interconnected project outcomes through a combination of presentations\, documentary screening\, and interactive engagement. Participants will have the opportunity to reflect on the project’s findings\, explore new tools for Design for Values practice\, and discuss future directions for integrating decolonial justice perspectives into engineering\, design\, and climate transitons research. \nProgramme \n12:00–12:30 – Welcome and lunch \n12:30–12:50 – Introduction and project reflections \n12:50–13:30 – Presentation: \nExploring Biases in the Western Development Paradigm: Traces of Green Colonialism in Engineering and Policy Discourse \n13:30–13:45 – Break \n13:45–15:15 – Documentary Screening: \nRe-rooting: Indigenous Perspectives on Just Transitions \n15:15–15:30 – Break \n15:30–17:00 – Interactive Workshop: \nVSD Envisioning Cards: The Global Extension Set \n17:00–17:30 – Final discussion and closing reflections \n  \nRegistration \nPlease register via this link. \nIf you have any questions about the event\, please contact the project lead: \nAnna Melnyk \nWe warmly welcome researchers\, students\, practitioners\, and anyone interested in Design for Values\, climate transitions\, environmental justice\, and decolonial approaches to technology and design. \nWe look forward to reflecting together on the project’s outcomes and future directions for Design for Values research and practice. \nWith gratitude to Verónica Alvear (@vero_tifa)\, @SolipsisArt\, for the artwork featured in this event communication.
URL:https://delftdesignforvalues.nl/event/closing-event-design-for-values-and-critical-raw-materials-decolonial-justice-perspectives/
LOCATION:Frans van Hasselt Hall\, Aula\, TU Delft\, Mekelweg 5\, Delft\, 2628 CC
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SUMMARY:2nd Symposium: AI and the Future of Mental Healthcare
DESCRIPTION:About the symposium\nThe 2nd Symposium: AI and the Future of Mental Healthcare brings together perspectives from artificial intelligence\, clinical psychology\, ethics\, and value-sensitive design to encourage interdisciplinary dialogue on the role of AI in mental healthcare. \nThe symposium is organised by the TU Delft SIG Mental Health and Tech and includes keynote lectures\, a workshop\, and a poster session for PhD students and postdocs. \n\nProgramme highlights\nAlbert Ali Salah (Utrecht University)\nDesigning computational tools for behavioral and clinical science \nClaudi Bockting (Amsterdam UMC)\nBetween Therapy and Threat: AI’s Complex Impact on Mental Health \nLavinia Marin (TU Delft)\nWorkshop: Mind the Bot! A Value-Sensitive Design Workshop for Mental Health AI Chatbots \n\nPoster session\nPhD students and postdocs are invited to participate in the poster session. \nAbstract submission deadline: 12 June 2026 \n\nParticipation & registration\nRegistration and the call for posters are available via the symposium registration page. \nFind more information here. \n\nQuestions\nFor questions about the symposium\, please contact:Iulia Lefter: i.lefter@tudelft.nl
URL:https://delftdesignforvalues.nl/event/2nd-symposium-ai-and-the-future-of-mental-healthcare/
LOCATION:Comissiekamer 3\, Aula TU Delft
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SUMMARY:Workshop: Let’s (Re-)Imagine Designing for the Value of Dignity
DESCRIPTION:About the workshop:\nDignity is a fundamental human value\, described in design literature as the principle that ultimately grounds and justifies our actions. Yet there is no shared understanding of what dignity means in practice\, making its translation into concrete design decisions difficult and contested. \nThis lack of conceptual clarity is precisely why the Special Interest Group – Design for Dignity (SIG-D4D) was established. We see dignity as a dynamic\, context-dependent\, and underexplored value that requires collective reflection and experimentation. \nThat is why\, in this first workshop\, we invite you to join us in exploring how dignity can be understood and applied within and beyond design contexts. Through reflection\, discussion\, and exchange\, we aim to connect diverse perspectives and begin shaping a shared foundation for future work. \n\nDuring the workshop\, participants will:\n\nReflect on their own understanding and interpretation of dignity\nExplore how dignity is expressed across languages\, contexts\, and experiences\nExplore dignity and designing for it in one of the following cases:\n\nDignity in education\nDignity in public transport services\nDignity in migration\n\n\nIdentify and discuss other application fields where dignity is at stake\nExchange perspectives across disciplines to surface shared challenges and opportunities\nContribute to identifying areas of interest for future collaboration within SIG-D4D\n\n  \nWorkshop Details:\nAudience: Researchers interested in or curious about considering dignity as a value in their design practice. \nDate: Wednesday 7th of October 2026. \nTime: 9h30 – 12:30 including Lunch time.
URL:https://delftdesignforvalues.nl/event/workshop-lets-re-imagine-designing-for-the-value-of-dignity/
LOCATION:Comissiekamer 3\, Aula TU Delft
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