We're creating a toolkit for using African Speculative Fiction for policy making and review - help us out by giving feedback on the overall structure of the website:

- https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdGDdpQLxKvowoMkdYq3tRhtDnoejGb4us_AnyPd6gmcWyQgg/viewform
- https://app.lyssna.com/do/jmvq88qqonck/dpywla
- https://app.lyssna.com/do/e0vqbtftx42c/kt3bsi

Each one only takes 2-3 minutes. Do share!

#AfricanFuturist #AfroFuturist #AfricanSpeculativeFiction #PolicyDesign

Trying to find inclusive ways of describing math processes like 'rounding up/down' and its not that easy actually!

I mean, I will just have to give a description on the website (which runs the slight risk of having more text) but it does make me wonder given wider challenges that people have with numerical confidence.

So it's that time of the year when political parties send their wettest and most enthusiastic round the streets which I'd mostly forgotten. This was probably why I went into a stout demand for the local Museum to Conservative hopefuls*, only to remember (once I'd shut the door) that they'd been the ones to close it in the first place...

*I mean I go on about it to everyone, not just them, don't worry. Never trust a Tory.

Calling all #AfricanFuturist #SpeculativeFiction #Policy and #CommunitydDesign enthusiasts!

The Applied African Speculative Fiction collective is creating an online toolkit to guide policymakers on using African Spec Fic as a tool for inclusive policy design.

You can help by participating in any (or all!) of these 2-3 minute activities:

• Ranking suggested features - https://app.lyssna.com/do/e0vqbtftx42c/kt3bsi
• Testing categories - https://app.lyssna.com/do/jmvq88qqonck/dpywla
• Testing tags - https://forms.gle/WygfpHy5C97aTRdW9

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