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Practice Disrupted by Practice of Architecture156: Architecture, And: The Anti-Racist HotdogEpisode 156: Architecture, And: The Anti-Racist HotdogHow can innovative initiatives in the architecture design field and social entrepreneurship foster racial equity, inclusion, and all-encompassing systemic change? On this episode of Practice Disrupted, we chat with Wandile Mthyiyane, an architect known for his work in social entrepreneurship and his innovative initiatives to promote equity, diversity, and inclusive practices that drive meaningful change within the field and beyond. Wandile is an Obama Leader and TEDx Fellow, the founder and CEO of Ubuntu Design Group (UDG), The Anti-Racist Hotdog, and the creator of the new peer-to-peer inclusion rating p...2024-05-3043 min
Conversations With a Wounded HealerCelebrating Our Anne-versary! How To Be The You-est You You Can BeIt’s ANNE-versary time! A celebration of Anne Remy’s first year as co-host. OK, by any other name, it’s a clips show. But! We’re not subjecting our Wounded Healer audience to rote commentary on an endless scroll of episodes. Instead, we’ve cherry-picked the very best a-ha! moments from our favorite conversations. As a whole, they represent Anne’s personal and professional growth over the past year. FEATURED EPISODES Sarah Buino - Sharing The Vision, Expanding The World With Our New Co-Host Anne Remy Dr. Isha McKenzie-Mavinga - Bringing Compassionate Accountabili...2024-05-1539 min
ASK AN ARCHITECTWandile x Julia | ASK AN ARCHITECT (Season 2)We're back with Season 2 of Ask An Architect!
Episode 7 features Founder and CEO of GrindTea.Com (@grind.tea) & Anti-Racist Hot Dog (@wandileubuntu), Wandile Mthiyane, alongside Julia Andor, who serves as your 2023-2024 AIAS Vice President!
Wandile is an Obama Leader, an architect, and the founder of Grindtea.com—a peer-to-peer rating platform that helps women and POC discover workplaces where they are truly valued. He leverages his design background to create a 'home' for individuals from diverse backgrounds to come together and collaboratively make informed decisions about their future workplaces. AIAS members who rate their companies and mention that th...2024-01-0630 min
Architecture is PoliticalREINVENTING ARCHITECTURE W/ WANDILE MTHIYANEIn this episode, I had the pleasure of talking to Wandile Mthiyane, founder and CEO of Ubuntu Design Group, GrindTea.Com and Anti-Racist Hot Dog. Wandile’s infectious laugh and entrepreneurial spirit are as inspiring as his work in architecture and social impact design.
The Role of Educators: Wandile recently delivered a thought-provoking talk in Dublin, shedding light on the profound impact educators have on shaping lives. From causing wounds to providing tools for positive change, discover the pivotal role teachers play in influencing the future through education.
Reinventing Architecture: Delve into Wandile’s perspective on t...2023-11-2927 min
Conversations With a Wounded HealerWandile Mthiyane - Anti-Racist Architecture and Inclusive Workplace CultureLet’s tug on the thread woven through much of the world’s established (ahem, accepted) architectural design. Yep, it’s racism. I’ll be honest: before Anne’s fantastic conversation with Wandile Mthiyane, an Obama leader, TedX fellow, founder and CEO of Ubuntu Architecture Group, and social entrepreneur, I hadn’t given this aspect of institutional racism much thought. Nor had I considered the healing characteristics that culturally competent architects might incorporate into future designs. To be fair, Wandile says architecture isn’t inherently racist. Still, the biases imposed on designs by those in power are, and the discipl...2023-09-061h 00
The Broke ArchitectHow an Anti-Racist "HOTDOG" is building inclusive company culture.This is the twenty-second recorded episode of The Broke Architect Podcast brought to you by the Global Architect Alliance (GAA).
In this episode, I talk to Wandile Mthiyane, an Obama Foundation Leader and Founder and CEO of Anti-Racist Hot Dog which is Creating WorkplacesWhere We All Belong.
Wandile's work is a groundbreaking effort to address the enduring legacies of apartheid on South African society. By creating non-physical homes for companies and institutions through innovative anti-racist tools, he is fighting to end the systemic racism that continues to plague workplaces and other areas of society. His approach to diversity, equity...2023-04-2535 min
Tangents by Out of ArchitectureCreating Space for Inclusion & Belonging with Anti-Racist Hot Dog's Wandile MthiyaneOn this episode of Tangents, Wandile Mthiyane, Founder & CEO of Anti-Racist Hot Dog & CEO of Ubuntu Design Group shares his experiences using architecture as a way to build spaces and places of belonging for folks within the workplace and the community.Highlights:Resilient, Faith, OptimisticArchitecture as a Vehicle for Dignified HousingHome as an Economic SpaceGoing Back To Your Roots to Drive Your Passions ForwardAdvice for When You’re In The Middle of Your ProcessFinding Different MentorsFrom Houses to Hot DogsAnti-Racism in the Workplace
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2023-03-2138 min
The Worthiness Mindset PodcastWhat does loving yourself mean?Welcome back Worthiness Warriors, and happy Thursday! Hello from Desert Hot Springs, outside of Joshua Tree! Today as you’re listening to this, I am on day 1 of my Joshua Tree retreat! I’m so excited, I cannot contain myself! I am announcing my next retreat soon, which will take place from May 18th through the 22nd. I expect it to sell out really quickly, so get in quickly. February is historically one of my busiest months, and typically that’s because I’m talking a lot about self-love, self-worth, and self-acceptance. These things come up a lot alon...2023-02-0926 min
The Worthiness Mindset PodcastConversation with Wandile Mthiyane about an Airbnb stay with a Racist DogWandile Mthiyane, founder of Antiracist Hotdog, explains his racial harassment encounter with an Airbnb host and the disappointing way Airbnb has handled this situation. He is joined by his friend, Jillie Johnston, as they both share what the process was and how Airbnb's policies are inherently racist and need to be changed. We are asking for anyone who has connections to any major news stations, newspapers, journalists, lawyers, or higher ups at Airbnb. We want Wandile to be fully reimbursed and compensated, yes, but more than that, we want to ensure policy change happens at Airbnb and other businesses...2022-10-0736 min
The Impvct PodcastSocial entrepreneurship and bootstrapping a business from nothing with Wandile MthiyaneObama leader, One Young World ambassador and Ubuntu founder, Wandile Mthiyane, talks bootstrapping a business from the ground up and social entrepreneurship.2021-11-0432 min
Travel Worth LivingEp. 33 | Wandile Mthiyane - Child of ApartheidIn this episode I get to talk with an ambitious young man from South Africa who is transforming the architectural space. He was able to attend a university in America in order to better learn how to help his home country rebuild from the damaging affects of Apartheid. During our conversation, he shares what inspired him to study architectural design, how he is impacting local communities in South Africa, and how you can get involved with this project.
If you’re interested in joining the summer internship, you can find out more info here: https://www.ubuntuasa.or...2021-01-2140 min
What's the Message?Architecture & Social Justice with Wandile Mthiyane - Episode 38Architecture and community development are an essential aspect of social justice work. Particularly in communities and countries where indigenous people are the victims of stolen land. Check out Thursday’s #WhatsTheMessage episode with Wandile Mthiyane, Obama Leader, TedX Fellow, architectural designer, social entrepreneur, and the Founder & CEO of the Ubuntu Design Group. Make sure you tune in live Thursday at 11am EST to engage with the podcast live.Learn more about Wandile and his work with the Ubuntu Design Group by checking out the recent documentary produced on him called "Child of Apartheid."Make sure to like...2020-11-1759 min
The Young Architect Podcast132 - Building Positive Change with Wandile MthiyaneIn today’s episode, architect Wandile Mthiyane talks about what he’s been up to since his last appearance on the podcast and what he has coming up in the future.2020-10-053h 29
The Second Studio Design and Architecture Show#192 - Wandile Mthiyane - Founder, Ubuntu Design Group; Obama Foundation Leader; Ted X FellowThe Midnight Charette is now The Second Studio. SUBSCRIBE • Apple Podcasts • YouTube • Spotify CONNECT • Website: www.secondstudiopod.com • Instagram • Facebook • Twitter • Call or text questions to 213-222-6950 SUPPORT Leave a review :) EPISODE CATEGORIES • Interviews: Interviews with industry leaders. • After Hours (AH): Casual conversations about everyday life. • Design Reviews: Reviews of creative projects and buildings. • Fellow Designer: Tips for designers.2020-08-181h 51
Coffee with CodyWandile Mthiyane | A Conversation on Race | Episode 7In this episode, I talk with my friend Wandile Mthiyane about his experience and perspective on race. Growing up at the end of the Apartheid era in South Africa before coming to the US to complete his architecture degree, Wandile as a unique and highly informed perspective on the issues of race and the consequences of that.
Wandile is also an Obama Foundation scholar.
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Keri's CouchLocal Architect and Obama leader Wandile Mthiyane sits down for a chatWandile Mthiyane beat the odds and received the chance to study in the United States of America. He is an Obama Leader and has met the man himself. Now he is an architect and is using his skills, network and knowledge to give back to communities of South Africa2020-02-1721 min
Meier Hall Dean's ListThat Time I Met The Obamas...Wandile Mthiyane walks us through his story: from growing up in South Africa, to coming to Andrews University, to starting his own design company, to being invited to attend an event hosted by Barack and Michelle Obama. 2019-11-1900 min
Trending UpWandile MthiyaneListen to my conversation with Wandile and the many great things that he is doing for his community in South Africa.
Find him on Facebook @wandile.mthiyane
Email: wandile@ubuntudesigngroup.com
Check out some of his stuff here:
"Ubuntu Design Group" - https://ubuntudesigngroup.org/
"Child of Apartheid Trailer" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlhfCWEZff0&feature=youtu.be
"Feature Maker" - https://www.studyarchitecture.com/blog/featured-makers/featured-maker-wandile-mthiyane-ubuntu-design-group/2019-06-2541 min
Disruptive AdventismDA48 - Design and Development with Wandile MthiyaneA great new year's resolution is to help others. Wandile and his team are working hard with Ubuntu Design Group. They are working hard to provide sustainable homes and amazing opportunities for underdeveloped communities and those affected because of Apartheid in South Africa.Follow:IG --> @ubuntudesigngrouphttps://ubuntudesigngroup.org/--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/disruptive-adventism/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/disruptive-adventism/support
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2019-01-0730 min
Not Your African ClichéNYAC S4 E5: Informal Settlements, Inequality and African CitiesWe are joined by special guest Wandile Mthiyane (@Wandile7) of Ubuntu Design Group to work through the questions: how did African cities come to be? How did Apartheid and Colonization shape the planning of major African cities like Nairobi, Lagos and Durban? We discuss informal settlements and the circumstances that result in their existence and ask, how do we support people who live in informal settlements without being paternalistic? How do we be better neighbors to them? We close the episode by sharing our vision for African Cities.
Resources:
https://www.ted.com/talks/olutimehin_adegbeye_who_belongs_in_a...2018-12-0500 min
Young Leaders Now001 What is The Resolution Project?with George Tsiatis, CEO & Co-Founder of The Resolution Project and Oliver Libby, Chair & Co-Founder of The Resolution Project.
Resolution Fellows featured in this podcast:
Wandile Mthiyane - https://www.resolutionproject.org/fellows/wandile-mthiyane
Hannah Dehradunwala - https://www.resolutionproject.org/fellows/hannah-dehradunwala
Gervase Adams - https://www.resolutionproject.org/fellows/gervase-adams
Maria Castillo - https://www.resolutionproject.org/fellows/maria-daniela-castillo
Suman Kumar - https://www.resolutionproject.org/fellows/suman-kumar
Further reading:
- https://www.forbes.com/forbes/welcome/?toURL=https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesnonprofitcouncil/2017/11/06/how-young-leaders-are-strengthening-community-responses-to-disasters/&refURL=&referrer=#4125e12e1850
- https://www.linkedin.com/pulse...2017-11-1700 min