About The KBP

Zariah takes the KickBack experience of community vibes, laughter, and shared stories and combines it with thought-provoking and therapeutic conversations about how we can reimagine design and tech for healing, harm reduction, and joy.

We’re co-hosts in this space together, to laugh together, and share real stories.

Portrait shot of a young autistic couple practicing parallel play while lounging on a picnic blanket at the park. On the left, the Black woman lies on her partner’s lap, laughing and playing with her popsocket fidget. On the right, the non-binary Asian person reads a poetry book.

Image Credit: Disabled and Here

KBP Episodes

Hostess with the Mostest

Zariah Cameron (she/her)

Collage of Zariah, a Black woman. First, in a short bob and curtain bangs, posing outside behind a crowd during homecoming. Second, with long brown braids, she smiles giving a presentation on a wide stage.

Zariah Cameron is an Equity UX thought leader and International Speaker who centers on operationalizing how we build and design products and communities more inclusively, especially for those living on the margins. She believes in creating a sense of community within her work and is passionate about mentoring young Black designers.

She’s also the founder of the AEI Design Program, an initiative that provides resources and virtual events to prepare Black design college students for the industry.

Outside her professional life, Zariah enjoys yoga, traveling, and creating written stories that amplify the voices of the underrepresented.