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Why inclusive tech remains elusive
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We delve into the tech industry’s attempts at building products for people who are not like them, and find out why the majority still don’t champion accessibility and inclusivity in product design
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Kayla Love instantly identifies with drop-down boxes on the internet that include an “Others” option.
“Because ‘others’ equals us,” says Love, a multi-racial Black UX (user experience) designer based in Puerto Rico who identifies as queer woman.
Miles away in Bengaluru, Prasanna Venkatesh simply loves the auto-captioning feature in Google Meets.
“It allows me to contribute to my maximum ability at work even in a remote setup,” the senior product design manager, who is hard of hearing, says of the cool feature in Google’s video-communication platform.
Iwi-led youth training programme hoping to get more Māori into education, employment Newshub 11/05/2021 © The Hui Watch: Iwi-led youth training programme Paria Te Tai hoping to get more Māori into education, employment.
By D Angelo Martin for The Hui
A new iwi-led training programme is hoping to change the number of Māori who are not in employment, education, or training.
Paria Te Tai (The Changing of the Tide) is a course run by Wellington-based iwi Ngāti Toa. It focuses on getting rangatahi back on track and opening up employment opportunities for their descendants.
Iwi-led youth training programme hoping to get more Māori into education, employment