What is the Knowledge Hub?
A community-driven platform for Responsible Design knowledge. The KNOWLEDGE HUB is designed to grow into a shared space where diverse media, such as books, podcasts, videos, white-papers, articles, thesis, websites, and research reports, are collected, connected, and reflected upon. It supports a living archive of ideas that help us understand and shape the role of design in society.
Users contribute by adding references to external resources. Each entry includes basic metadata (title, creator, year, media type, source) and a short reflection on its benefit to the community. The hub does not host files, it links to original sources where content can be accessed. Over time, it will grow into a searchable, community-built knowledge base, with the option to extend into a local network for sharing physical media.
Rules for contributing
Only submit links to original or official sources (no reuploads or pirated content).
Choose the correct media type (e.g., book, article, video, thesis, etc.)
Provide accurate metadata such as title, creator, and publication year when available.
Include a short, meaningful reflection on why the resource is relevant to the community.
Avoid duplicates and check if the resource already exists before submitting.
Ensure submissions are beneficial for others and contribute to thoughtful discussion.
Posts can be flagged by users if they are inaccurate, irrelevant, or violate the guidelines and flagged posts may be removed by the administration. Reason will be provided to ensure transparency and clarity for the community.