Buster Bensen (great name) spent his paternity leave reviewing Wikipedia’s list of cognitive bias and re-working them into a list of 20 ‘biased mental strategies’ organized by the problem they’re trying to solve. He goes on to break it down into 4 easier to remember takeaways, helpful!

Racial bias is deeply embedded in society, which includes our design practices. In this discussion, we hear from Liz Ogbu (I’ve wrote about her before) and Joseph Kunkel engaging with racism and inequity in the design field.

Another list. What’s nice about this is there a lots of examples, tips and checklists which you can translate into ways of improving user experience. Not exactly centred on participation, but a worthwhile way of thinking about bias.

David Dylan Thomas wrote the book on design for cognitive bias. If you’re a podcast fan, I’d suggest digging into this one where David explores biases and how they show up in the world of design.