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Eva PenzeyMoog - Design for Safety: Considering the Unhappy Path (episode #51 from the archive)

Dec 18, 2022

01:05:15

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Domestic Violence Is All About the Power and Control

02:12

Is It Enough to Bring Domestic Violence Up for the First Time?

04:44

Women and Domestic Violence

02:38

Introduction

2min

The Most Exciting Zombie-Related News That You've Heard Recently

2min

What's Your Favorite Zombie Movie?

2min

Boot Camp

4min

Is There a Future That Doesn't Look That Bright?

3min

Do You Have a Lot of Boundaries Around Domestic Violence?

3min

The Inclusion Safety Project - What's Your Story?

4min

Is It Enough to Bring Domestic Violence Up for the First Time?

5min

Domestic Violence Is All About the Power and Control

2min

10.

Domestic Violence During Pregnancy

2min

11.

Women and Domestic Violence

3min

12.

Are There Any Signs That Your Partner Is Predisposed to Domestic Violence?

5min

13.

Is Technology Enabled to Enable Domestic Violence?

3min

14.

Is Gaslighting an Issue for Designers?

4min

15.

What Kind of Pushback Have You Had From Industry So Far?

4min

16.

Design for Safety - Who Should Face the Music?

3min

17.

IOT Device Abuse - What Is an Archetype?

2min

18.

Is There a Way to Evaluate Existing Products for Safety?

2min

19.

Tech in Finance - Banking and Financial Abuse in a Domestic Violence Situation

2min

20.

Is There Such a Thing as Time Consumption?

2min

21.

Are You Almost the Only Voice in the Wilderness on This Topic?

2min

22.

Design for Safety

2min

23.

Brave UX - A Conversation With World Class Leaders

2min

This is a special archived episode of Brave UX.

Eva PenzeyMoog shines a light on how digital products are being used to enable domestic violence, and what we can do to protect our most vulnerable users.

Highlights include:

⭐ What is domestic violence and how does it show up?
⭐ How is technology being weaponised by domestic abusers?
⭐ Why can’t our users be solely responsible for their own safety?
⭐ How can designers use archetypes to help safely shape their products?
⭐ How can leaders help their teams to design for safety safely?

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Who is Eva PenzeyMoog?

Eva is the founder of The Inclusive Safety Project and the author of Design for Safety, a brand new book that shows us how we can prevent our work from being weaponised for interpersonal harm, and protect and empower our most vulnerable users.

Alongside her consulting practice, Eva is a Principal Designer at 8th Light, a leading Chicago-based software design and development agency.

Previously, Eva was volunteer domestic violence educator and rape crisis counsellor, spending time with survivors of sexual assault in emergency rooms, making sure they felt supported and understood their options, while advocating for their positive treatment by medical and law enforcement professionals.

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Find Eva here:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/evapenzeymoog/
Website: https://evapenzeymoog.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/epenzeymoog/

Design for Safety:
https://abookapart.com/products/design-for-safety

The Inclusive Safety Project:
https://www.theinclusivesafetyproject.com/

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