Reimagine your design practice. Build fairer systems. Create lasting impact.
Join us for a powerful 2.5-hour online training designed to equip you with the tools, language and confidence to embed equity and inclusion into your technology design practice.
What You’ll Learn:
In this hands-on session, you’ll explore:
The biases and barriers baked into the tech industry and how to challenge them.
Core equity concepts: privilege, power, belonging, systemic oppression.
Practical, adaptable design tools that can be applied immediately in your own work.
✅ You’ll leave with a downloadable toolkit to support your continued learning and application.
What To Expect:
This isn’t your average webinar. It’s an active, engaging training that combines reflection, group conversation, and practical design exercises. Expect:
50% facilitated presentation and discussion
50% hands-on design practice
Space to reflect, share, and collaborate
Who It’s For:
This training is perfect for:
Tech professionals in R&D, design, product, innovation or strategy
Academics, policymakers, non-profit leaders or social entrepreneurs
Anyone working with or designing emerging technologies who cares about equity and justice. Whether you've got some experience and want a refresher, or you're new to this area of practice, this course is for you.
Why It Matters:
Tech has the power to transform lives but it can also reinforce existing inequalities. This session offers a practical starting point for doing things differently. It will leave you better equipped to:
Build more inclusive cultures, products and services
Spot and address systemic bias in your own projects
Lead conversations around equity with confidence and clarity
Led By:
This session is delivered by Leah Kurta, Clarice Hilton practitioners and researchers working at the intersection of emerging tech, inclusion and social change. Their work centres compassion, accountability and non-judgemental reflection.
📣 What People Say about our training :
“The course was really informative Leah and Clarice created a safe space to share as well as raising some thought provoking topics. The tools to help think about our own projects where informative and will be using them within my practice. ” Attendee, October 2024
Ida is dedicated to creating inclusive and non-judgemental spaces. You can read our code of conduct here. Join us for this exciting new course and bring your curiosity and care.
Ticket Types - please review the following:
Freelance Tickets - for self employed professionals and students.
Industry Tickets - for those employed and attending on behalf of an organisation.
Pay It Forward Tickets - These tickets allow both freelancers and industry to give back to the community. If you purchase a pay it forward ticket, it will fund a bursary place for someone to attend a current or future training session.
Bursary Tickets - There are a number of bursary places available for those who fianances are a barrier to attendance. Please email us at hello@idaxrstudio.com to request a bursary spot.