This community-facilitated series celebrates the vast knowledge, skills, and experiences at Tribe Porty.

Cecilia Righini explores what inclusive design looks like in the age of AI. Together, we’ll look at how creative tools can either repeat old biases or help us make more accessible, thoughtful choices. Expect a hopeful but honest session covering AI, accessibility, design, representation, and the small creative choices that help communities feel seen and included. You’ll leave with practical takeaways to apply to your own work, projects, or organisation.

About the speaker:

Cecilia Righini (they/them) is the founder and creative director of Studio Lutalica, an Edinburgh-based, queer and feminist-led design studio and social enterprise. Their work sits at the intersection of design, accessibility, and social justice. They also speak and facilitate on inclusivity, accessible design practices, and the role of human judgement in creative work.

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