Sheryl Cababa, an international speaker and educator at the University of Washington, shares her experiences two years after publishing her book on systems thinking for designers. She discusses the importance of embracing systems thinking in design strategies, especially in complex fields like global health and education technology. Sheryl emphasizes proactive initiatives in user research and critiques the disconnect between tech solutions and societal needs. The conversation unfolds around the obstacles of integrating disruptive technologies and the evolving role of junior designers in fostering ethical practices.

Sheryl Cababa, a human-centered design practitioner, discusses equity-centered design, systems thinking, co-creation, and her book on systems thinking for designers. They explore challenges in complex systems, visual collaboration using Miro, and enhancing design thinking through understanding human behavior and systems.