Khaoula Stiti

Khaoula Stiti is an architect trained at the National School of Architecture in Tunis (2016) and holding a doctorate from the Université libre de Bruxelles (2024). Her work sits at the intersection of heritage studies, participatory methodologies, decolonial computing, and the politics of knowledge production in North–South research partnerships. Her doctoral research examined heritage management in Tunisia through the P@trimonia 2.0 project, a North–South collaboration developing a heritage participatory platform. Her current work interrogates the political and epistemological conditions under which digital technologies shape what counts as knowledge and heritage in Global South contexts.