Linda Dounia is a Senegalese Lebanese artist and designer.
She specializes in visual design, interaction design, and design research. She is most interested in how technology can adequately represent and empower people, no matter who they are. She has managed design teams that leverage the power of play, co-creation, and prototyping with communities to better understand systemic inequality, and to make technologymore accessible and useful to them.
In 2023, Linda was recognized on the TIMEA100 list of most influential people in AI for her work on speculative archiving — building AI models that help us remember what is lost. In 2024, she was also the recipient of Mozilla’s RISE25 award for her work in AI.
linda.rebeiz@gmail.com
ABOUT
redesigning mental health education – real (now zeera)AI for non-technical artists – skillshare x mozillare-wilding music discovery – jorotraining farmers with blended learning – ideo.org x one acre farma new chapter for ghana’s museums – ano a toolkit to decolonize your design practice – figma config 2021refreshing uma’s brand – umaa space for girls to re-imagine their future – ideo.org x billion girls co-labadapting tertiary education to the digital age – aluan identity for a women’s collective on the blockchain – herstoryexhibition posters – superrareimproving access to quality hair care – pariti x ma coiffeuse afroa new era for reproductive rights – ideo.org x fp2030understanding women’s financial inclusion – ideo.org x gates foundationreimagining open-air markets – ideo.org x the rockefeller foundationthe cultural encyclopedia – anozine, companion piece to ‘i am the sun’ artwork – medseart