AfroRithms from the Future: Co-constructing 2055

As part of the d.school Future(s) Museum, participants will explore how the interdisciplinary history and application of Afrofuturism and the AfroRithms from the Future game can help us co-construct radically inclusive futures with our students and our community. In this hands hands-on, deeply collaborative, perspective-shifting experience participants will leave with pathways and prototyping skills for bringing the Afrofuturist lens and elements of AfroRithms to classrooms.

Programming descriptions are generated by participants and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of SXSW.

photo of Ahmed Best

Ahmed Best

AfroRithm Futures Group, USC

photo of Lonny Brooks

Lonny Brooks

California State University, East Bay

photo of Jade Fabello

Jade Fabello

AfroRithm Futures Group

About
Format: Special Program
Type: Session
Focus Area: K-12 Education