In this third episode, we talk with Katta Spiel and Roberto Cruz Martínez about the diversity of bodies in research, design, and academia. Katta gives us an introduction to their work on human-computer interaction and non-normative interaction design and shared experiences over marginalization and digital technologies. Together with Katta and Roberto, we try to learn from these insights and experiences and think about their implications for our own research practices, in particular in the context of a technical university like the University of Twente. This podcast is produced by Sara Trejos from Sillón Estudios.
Links from our guests:

Katta’s personal website: https://katta.mere.st/
Katta’s work on Exceptional Norms: https://exceptional-norms.at/
Roberto’s research: https://research.utwente.nl/en/persons/roberto-cruz-martinez

And more information from the University of Twente:

UTwente portal for Diversity and Inclusion.
UTwente Shaping Expert Group Inclusion.
More information about the Dialogical Spaces project.

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