DEZINE for Builders and Hackers

ModupeOreoluwa (Mo) Alabi

Design Thinking for Builders and Hackers is a 90-minute, hands-on workshop that uses a collaborative game to introduce design thinking through real-world technology and social challenges. Working in small teams, participants tackle problems in areas like privacy, AI, surveillance, and censorship resistance while navigating realistic constraints that force creative, human-cente red solutions. This workshop encourages rapid ideation, cross-disciplinary collaboration, and fresh perspectives on how to build technology that works in complex, resource-constrained contexts.

Friday 2000 Sutton Place / Workshop B


ModupeOreoluwa (Mo) Alabi is a researcher examining how cultural heritage and histories of globalization drive design innovation and postcolonial aesthetics. With a background in strategic communications, she is the principal strategist of momentum, an independent consultancy helping creative, community, and corporate leaders unlock reparative movements through executive advisory and brand storytelling. Mo is a recent graduate of the School of Visual Arts with a master's in design research, writing, and criticism.